Outdated housing policies, like redlining, continue to have rippling effects on communities and Black maternal health.
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Dominique Stewart is a creative based in South Florida whose interests lie within the intersections of social justice and culture. Upon receiving her Bachelor’s degree in Magazine Media from Ball State University, she has gone on to write and edit for several outlets, including Brooklyn Magazine, The Tempest, and the Broward-Palm Beach New Times. Dominique was the managing editor for a women’s health magazine called Sidepiece Magazine.
The far-right conspiracy, or the "great replacement" theory, has gained popularity globally, fueling racial violence and attacks like the Buffalo mass shooting.
Racial hoaxing incidents often resulted in violence and injustices against Black people, like the Rosewood Massacre, Groveland Four, and the lynching of Emmett Till.
While necessary in a democracy, having diverse political representation fails to ensure that marginalized people or their needs will be addressed.
Antisemitic incidences continue to rise due to the spread of racist misinformation and lack of education on the Holocaust.
Due to carbon inequality, marginalized people globally face the brunt of the climate and ecological crisis despite contributing the least carbon emissions.
Due to discriminatory design practices, "flesh-colored" and "nude-colored" products are coded to mean white, despite being universally marketed.
Criminalizing abortion already affects marginalized people who are being persecuted for trying to have autonomy over their bodies.
Alopecia and hair loss stigma shames people with the condition into isolation due to the significance of hair in our society.
Marginalized people are prone to imposter syndrome and self-doubt in the workplace due to unaddressed gender and racial biases.
