How “In God We Trust” Became More Than a Motto
“In God We Trust” is a key example of U.S. civil religion: an ideology that has often cloaked abuses of power in the trappings of religious faith.
read moreAnalyzing how race is shaped through media and pop culture.
“In God We Trust” is a key example of U.S. civil religion: an ideology that has often cloaked abuses of power in the trappings of religious faith.
read moreThe problematic racist grandparent has become a trope for younger white people willing to excuse behaviors as “a product of their time.”
read moreThere’s a persistent narrative in U.S. history that pits the innocence of white women against a false notion of Black aggression.
read moreThe addition of a MENA category would recognize a community that has been rendered invisible by the government.
read moreAs our communities continue to reel over the latest school shooting, attention to the types of victims of gun violence is left out of discussions.
read moreHistorically, the term “white passing” was used to disenfranchise Black Americans with white ancestry.
read moreThough Irish people suffered from colonization, the “Irish were slaves first” story is used to attack the struggle for racial justice.
read moreConversations about authentic food and dining often center white people’s version of authenticity.
read moreWhite women’s inaction throughout history has brought us to this point, one where we are standing on the precipice of full-blown fascism.
read moreLearn how Seattle’s decision to ban caste discrimination addresses how caste discrimination affects the workplace.
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