Who Owns History? Why Western Museums Can’t Ethically Keep Looted Artifacts
Western museums are predominantly white spaces that profit off stolen artifacts from people of color in the pursuit of the white and European gaze.
read moreAnalyzing how race is shaped through media and pop culture.
Western museums are predominantly white spaces that profit off stolen artifacts from people of color in the pursuit of the white and European gaze.
read moreCritiquing problematic institutions, unquestioned beliefs, or racist words isn’t language policing — it’s a sign of a functioning society.
read moreA list of ways to begin to unlearn the harmful narratives around Thanksgiving and support the wellbeing of Indigenous communities.
read moreMany workers are now leaving inadequate jobs, driving wages up for everyone. Some are calling to Blackout Black Friday to win more benefits and respect for employees nationwide.Â
read moreIf you’re heading into the holidays expecting some tough conversations, here are some resources to help you through.
read moreDon Abram, M. Div analyzes queerphobia in the Black church and the relationship between religious beliefs and systemic oppression.
read moreHalloween cultural appropriation is not limited to racial and ethnic groups; any marginalized community or subculture can be appropriated. And a holiday is not an excuse to perpetuate these stereotypes.
read moreApologies are more than just saying sorry, but taking accountability for harm.
read morePay equity can only happen with pay transparency. Talking about your salary at the office is a powerful way to contribute to change.
read moreAs we work to fight cultural appropriation, we should also reject negative stereotypes about clothing and accessories associated with working-class people and BIPOC.Â
read more