Names hold a significant role in American culture, as it represents your identity and shapes your past, present, and future. For immigrants caught between two worlds, a name evolves into something more.
The far-right conspiracy, or the "great replacement" theory, has gained popularity globally, fueling racial violence and attacks like the Buffalo mass shooting.
While necessary in a democracy, having diverse political representation fails to ensure that marginalized people or their needs will be addressed.
Cinco de Mayo is meant to be a day of solidarity and respecting Mexican and Latine culture, but the Americanization of the holiday has obscured its true historical significance.
Sexual violence has been used as a form of social control and a way to further oppress marginalized people throughout history.
Disability justice is critical as disabled folks continue to be excluded by capitalist and social barriers like inaccessible design, architecture, and organization.
As many traditional news organizations have closed down operations, many communities exist in news deserts with minimal to no news coverage.
Due to discriminatory design practices, "flesh-colored" and "nude-colored" products are coded to mean white, despite being universally marketed.
Discussions of political or social issues commonly include loaded language or politically charged terms charged that inhibit clear conversation.Â
Marginalized people are prone to imposter syndrome and self-doubt in the workplace due to unaddressed gender and racial biases.
