Analyzing how race is shaped through media and pop culture.
The significance of moving beyond representation in leading roles and investing in Black talent on and off-screen is vital for Black media.
read moreThe private-prison industry creates profits – at the cost of those incarcerated.
read moreColumbus Day represents the history of colonization and erasure of Indigenous communities. Learn about the movement to change it.
read moreColumbus Day represents the history of colonization and the erasure of Indigenous communities. Learn about the movement to change it.
read more“Blue Bayou,” authentic storytelling and the Adoptee Citizenship Act.
read moreDespite AAVE being popularized in pop culture, Black people are still ridiculed in workplaces, classrooms, and other parts of society for using it.
read moreThe controversy of the American flag and the need for a symbol that unites, not divides.
read moreHow does “The Activist” address the threats and skepticism that community leaders face IRL?
read moreWhite-led organizations are seeking federal and foundation grant money, jumping in line ahead of long-standing BIPOC-led groups.
read moreZaila Avant-garde’s victory at the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee will likely inspire an entire generation of young Black spellers, so it’s imperative that race and socioeconomic status don’t bar them from succeeding.
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