Book bans are escalating across the country. But banned books do little to foster a better learning environment for students.
Unlike the unjust trials of the Scottsboro Boys, white vigilantism often ended in lynchings, one of which inspired the song "Strange Fruit."
Due to period stigma, misconceptions about periods shame menstruators into thinking they are unclean, forcing them into isolation and period poverty.
News coverage of the war in Ukraine has revealed a trend of some racist media bias that perpetuates harmful notions of people based on their racial/ethnic identity, class, or country.
The idea that racism will cease to exist in a post-racial society of multiracial Americans ignores America’s deep-seated racist framework that affects mixed-race people today.
AAPI hate crimes have disproportionately been against women who already experience a specific type of racialized, sexualized, and gendered violence.
The deaths of Black women and girls are often missing from the headlines, despite routinely being victims of violence. Bias stereotypes and racial disparities in the media coverage further victimize Black women and girls by tarnishing their names and repetitions, hindering justice.
A popular time management myth argues that the key to success is discipline and utilizing one's time wisely. However, this tip ignores how
wealthy people free themselves from menial tasks by hiring other people to do them, often at poverty wages.
Like many leaders, Audre Lorde's work is often misappropriated and shared out of context. Here we offer a way to explore more of her perspective in full.
Black poetry in the U.S. has been a revolutionary space throughout history, acting as a reminder of American cruelty and strife.