Black History Month is more than reading about the Black achievements, stories, people, and movements that shaped the U.S. It's essential to take these readings and teachings and put them into action.
The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has been whitewashed and gentrified. To honor him, we must remember him in his entirety and not just what's been deemed "appropriate."
Antisemitic incidences continue to rise due to the spread of racist misinformation and lack of education on the Holocaust.
Civil Rghts champion Archbishop Tutu's support for truth and reconciliation initiatives helped the people of South Africa begin healing from apartheid.
Examining the harms of criminalizing sex work and why decriminalization, not legalization, is the solution.
Solidarity amongst marginalized groups requires education, organizing, and work but is essential in dismantling white supremacy.
Climate justice centers on marginalized communities most affected by climate change yet have been historically ignored by environmentalism.
For effective action in social movements, activists must apply strong protest tactics like economic or political pressure on decision-makers.
“Equity v. Equality” illustration breaks down the difference between the two terms and how the distinction impacts the necessary work for social change.
Anti-fatness bias comprises the systemic and interpersonal oppression that fat people experience in the workplace, the healthcare system, the criminal justice system, and other aspects of everyday life.
