Media & Culture

Analyzing how race is shaped through media and pop culture.

What the Myth of Enslaved Irish People Tells Us About Whiteness and Resistance
A small hand-size version of the Irish flag hangs on a kiosk outside.

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
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Question Your Understanding of “Authentic” Food
A person sits by the window inside a restaurant next to the street.

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
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How White Women Can Decenter Their Whiteness
Two people sitting on picnic table talking.

How White Women Can Decenter Their Whiteness
Regina Jackson and Saira Rao
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White women’s inaction throughout history has brought us to this point, one where we are standing on the precipice of full-blown fascism.

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Media & Culture
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Confronting Caste Discrimination in the U.S.
A line of protestors hold signs that read "end caste discrimination" and "smash caste system."

Confronting Caste Discrimination in the U.S.
Nicole Cardoza
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Learn how Seattle’s decision to ban caste discrimination addresses how caste discrimination affects the workplace.

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Media & Culture Politics
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How the World Fails Black Girls
A girl at the park prepares to go down a slide.

How the World Fails Black Girls
TK Saccoh
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Anti-colorism advocate TK Saccoh investigates the intersecting oppressions that contribute to the erasure of Black girls.

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Media & Culture
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The Meaning Behind the Phrase “It’s Okay to Be White”
People working in small cubicles in a call center.

The Meaning Behind the Phrase “It’s Okay to Be White”
Andrew Lee
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The “Dilbert” comic has been removed from newspapers after its creator advised white people to stay away from Black people, whom he characterized as a “hate group.”

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Media & Culture
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Reimagining Social Justice with Science Fiction
Walidah Imarisha sitting on a wooden chair in front of a half-wall bookshelf.

Reimagining Social Justice with Science Fiction
Andrew Lee
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The ARD spoke with poet and educator Walidah Imarisha on the power of seeking justice in social movements by exploring science fiction.

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Media & Culture Social Justice
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Intersectionality and the Black Feminists Behind It
A Black female mannequin in white and white one in black facing different directions. Photo in grayscale.

Intersectionality and the Black Feminists Behind It
Amara Ochefu
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To understand the complexities of intersectionality and how it affects Black girls and women today, we need to understand the term’s history.

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Media & Culture Social Justice
2400 1600 Amara Ochefu
Typecasting South Asians on the Big Screen
Two characters stand silently next to each other in an elevator. A show still from the Mindy Project.

Typecasting South Asians on the Big Screen
Nila Varman
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Student and U.K. radio host Nila Varman writes about misrepresentation and the need for authentic South Asian characters in the media.

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Media & Culture
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How Equity Can Build Better Organizations
A barn raising during the day. People standing on the wood framing of the structure, from the roof to the interior.

How Equity Can Build Better Organizations
Beloved Community
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We know that the responsibility of advancing DEI doesn’t just lie with individuals who hold positional power—it requires all of us.

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Media & Culture
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