Social Justice

The Cycle of Harm in Over-Policing Black and Brown Communities
The blue light of a police car.

The Cycle of Harm in Over-Policing Black and Brown Communities

The story of Jayland Walker, who was shot over 60 times after a routine traffic stop, underscores how inequitable policing is and how over-policing harms marginalized communities.

read more
2400 1600 Nicole Cardoza
Protesting 101: The ARD Guide to Staying Safe in the Streets
A grayscale photo of a large crowd of people protesting.

Protesting 101: The ARD Guide to Staying Safe in the Streets

As abortion bans, inflation, and incidences of police brutality occur, the need to protest remains urgent. Here are a few tips for protesting safely this summer.

read more
2400 1601 Andrew Lee
Supreme Court Decisions and Understanding Substantive Due Process
Exterior of the Supreme Court building.

Supreme Court Decisions and Understanding Substantive Due Process

In overturning abortion rights, Justice Thomas urged the court to reconsider other decisions that used “substantive due process precedents.”

read more
2400 1600 Nicole Cardoza
Vincent Chin and the Country’s History of AAPI Violence and Discrimination
A person during a protest holds sign that says, "Stop AAPI hate."

Vincent Chin and the Country’s History of AAPI Violence and Discrimination

Forty years after the racially motivated hate crime against Vincent Chin, Asian communities are still experiencing rampant hate crimes.

read more
2400 1600 Nicole Cardoza
The Uvalde Tragedy Exposes the Futility of Policing
The Uvalde SWAT team lined up with guns.

The Uvalde Tragedy Exposes the Futility of Policing

The inaction of law enforcement during the Uvalde shooting and other tragedies reveal an ugly truth of American policing.

read more
1870 1230 Andrew Lee
The Anniversary of George and the Right to Protest
A crowd of people protesting.

The Anniversary of George and the Right to Protest

Since the protests in summer 2020, over 100 pieces of anti-protest legislation have been introduced or implemented across the U.S.

read more
2400 1600 Nicole Cardoza
Yuri Kochiyama and Building Solidarity Along the Margins
A mural of activist Yuri Kochiyama.

Yuri Kochiyama and Building Solidarity Along the Margins

Commemorating the life and legacy of Yuri Kochiyama, a Japanese American activist who modeled solidarity and intersectionality.

read more
1540 992 Andrew Lee
Amid Rising Antisemitic Attacks, Holocaust Denial Spreads
A older person stands in Holocaust memorial site.

Amid Rising Antisemitic Attacks, Holocaust Denial Spreads

Antisemitic incidences continue to rise due to the spread of racist misinformation and lack of education on the Holocaust.

read more
2400 1543 Dominique Stewart
The Continuing Fight for Abortion Rights
A crowd of people with signs on a sidewalk protesting abortion rights.

The Continuing Fight for Abortion Rights

A leaked draft from the Supreme Court details the reversal of Roe v. Wade, eradicating federal constitutional protections of abortion rights.

read more
2400 1600 Nicole Cardoza
The Unofficial Labor Holiday in the U.S.
An illustration of the Haymarket Riot showing police shooting at protesters.

The Unofficial Labor Holiday in the U.S.

May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day, acts as a reminder of the strifes made by workers who challenged the exploitative labor practices of businesses.

read more
1572 1062 Andrew Lee
Start Typing