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Unpacking the Misogynoir and Violence against Black Women
A yoga class with women and other people of different races.

Unpacking the Misogynoir and Violence against Black Women
Nicole Cardoza
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For Black women and girls, incidences of violence and hate, informed by misogynoir, become a throughline to each of our lives.

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Identity Media & Culture
5900 3933 Nicole Cardoza
Study Hall: ‘Why are People Calling this a Genocide?”’
ARD illustration of a line drawing of a person with a hovering question mark and scribbled lines in a text bubble.

Study Hall: ‘Why are People Calling this a Genocide?”’
Team ARD
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A Study Hall discussing what constitutes a “genocide” and “apartheid,” and whether or not the current crisis in Palestine fits that criteria.

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Study Hall
1168 614 Team ARD
How Colonization Plays a Major Role in the Crisis in Congo
An aerial view of multiple coltan mine tunnels in the ground with people scattered alongside them.

How Colonization Plays a Major Role in the Crisis in Congo
Dominique Stewart
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The crisis in Congo is the result of decades of colonialization, violence, and the exploitation of the land and its people.

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History Politics World Affairs
1558 1012 Dominique Stewart
Nat Turner’s Revolt, Liberation, and the Value of Resistance
A black and white illustration depicting Nat Turner planning the rebellion with other Black people in the woods.

Nat Turner’s Revolt, Liberation, and the Value of Resistance
Andrew Lee
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In the U.S., we celebrate freedom fighters and revolutions like Nat Turner’s Revolt when they fit our narrative and condemn them when it doesn’t.

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History Social Justice
1546 994 Andrew Lee
The History of Policing Political Dissent
A person holding a sign by their legs that reads, "Silence is violence."

The History of Policing Political Dissent
Dominique Stewart
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The censure of Rep. Rashida Tlaib, who was silenced after expressing her criticism of the Israeli and U.S. governments, follows a history of suppressing political dissent.

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Politics Social Justice
1920 1280 Dominique Stewart
Study Hall: ‘Will Not Voting in 2024 Unravel U.S. Democracy?’
ARD illustration of a line drawing of a person with a hovering question mark and scribbled lines in a text bubble.

Study Hall: ‘Will Not Voting in 2024 Unravel U.S. Democracy?’
Team ARD
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A Study Hall discussing how we can hold space for ourselves to grieve and how to leverage our voting power to pressure politicians.

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Media & Culture Study Hall
1168 614 Team ARD
Study Hall: ‘How Do I Keep Doing This Work When I Can’t Safely Grieve?’
ARD illustration of a line drawing of a person with a hovering question mark and scribbled lines in a text bubble.

Study Hall: ‘How Do I Keep Doing This Work When I Can’t Safely Grieve?’
Team ARD
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A Study Hall discussing how we can hold space for ourselves to grieve and how to leverage our voting power to pressure politicians.

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Study Hall
1168 614 Team ARD
Why We Must Go Beyond Voting
A silhouette of a person placing a ballot inside of a box against a white background.

Why We Must Go Beyond Voting
Team ARD
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Although voting is a powerful tool for democracy, going beyond the ballot is critical for our collective wellbeing.

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Politics
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Understanding Colonialism: From Settler to Neo
Black and white cartoon print from 1898. Uncle Sam is seated in restaurant looking at an enlarged bill of fare on the wall. It contains "Cuba steak," "Porto [i.e. Puerto] Rico pig," and "Philippine floating islands." The waiter is depicted as former President McKinley. Caption reads: "Well I hardly know which to take first."

Understanding Colonialism: From Settler to Neo
Andrew Lee
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Colonialism is often seen through a historical lens despite dispossession and exploitation being a present reality for many current and formerly colonized people.

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History Politics
1394 1060 Andrew Lee
Islamophobia and Anti-Muslim Racism in a ‘Post’-9/11 World
A woman wearing a hijab beside a blue and light blue, chipped painted wall.

Islamophobia and Anti-Muslim Racism in a ‘Post’-9/11 World
Dominique Stewart
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Muslim communities have been subjected to cycles of extreme Islamophobia based on the belief that they’re a threat to U.S. life.

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Identity Media & Culture Politics Race & Ethnicity
1920 1280 Dominique Stewart
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