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Companies Committed to DEI. Then, the Layoffs Started.
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Companies Committed to DEI. Then, the Layoffs Started.
Nicole Cardoza
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Layoffs are disproportionately impacting DEI roles. Here’s how that will affect representation and inclusion in the workplace.

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Workplace
2400 1602 Nicole Cardoza
Why I Shifted from Saying “White Passing”
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Why I Shifted from Saying “White Passing”
Nia Norris
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Historically, the term “white passing” was used to disenfranchise Black Americans with white ancestry.

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Media & Culture
2400 1590 Nia Norris
Building Power Through Belonging
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Building Power Through Belonging
Dominique Stewart
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During a period where employee and employer dynamics fracture and DEI initiatives fall short, economic justice and sustainability in the workplace take center stage.

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Workplace
1740 1158 Dominique Stewart
Why Do Banks Receive Bailouts Over Other Financial Issues?
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Why Do Banks Receive Bailouts Over Other Financial Issues?
Andrew Lee
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With the current political and economic system, special measures to protect financial markets are seen as urgent over efforts to support the survival of everyday people.

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Money Politics
1998 1170 Andrew Lee
How U.S. Exploitation of Farmworkers Helped Built its Food Systems
Hundreds of farmworkers and supporters march in protest in support of farmworkers’ rights. They hold signs saying "boycott Wendy's" and "Publix harvested with forced labor?"

How U.S. Exploitation of Farmworkers Helped Built its Food Systems
Andrew Lee
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The irony of National Farmworker Awareness Week is that it is celebrated in a country that denies agricultural workers the legal and human rights offered to every other worker.

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Workplace
1888 1082 Andrew Lee
How Inequality Fuels the Global Water Crisis
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How Inequality Fuels the Global Water Crisis
Andrew Lee
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Despite recognizing World Water Day, almost half the world’s population lacks home plumbing with drinkable water, including in the U.S.

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Environment Health
1646 1108 Andrew Lee
How the RICO Act Penalizes Artists and Protesters
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How the RICO Act Penalizes Artists and Protesters
Andrew Lee
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The RICO Act was initially passed to prosecute the Mafia but has since been used against protesters, doctors, and artists.

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Legal System Politics
2400 1600 Andrew Lee
What the Myth of Enslaved Irish People Tells Us About Whiteness and Resistance
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What the Myth of Enslaved Irish People Tells Us About Whiteness and Resistance
Andrew Lee
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Though Irish people suffered from colonization, the “Irish were slaves first” story is used to attack the struggle for racial justice.

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History Media & Culture
2400 1350 Andrew Lee
Question Your Understanding of “Authentic” Food
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Question Your Understanding of “Authentic” Food
Jami Nakamura Lin
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Conversations about authentic food and dining often center white people’s version of authenticity.

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Media & Culture
2400 1592 Jami Nakamura Lin
The Fight to Save Philadelphia’s Chinatown
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The Fight to Save Philadelphia’s Chinatown
Andrew Lee
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Philadelphia’s Chinatown has successfully fought off previous developments, and a coalition of organizations has formed to stop the planned arena.

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Neighborhoods
1430 902 Andrew Lee
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