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The Violence Leading to the Birmingham Church Bombing
Members of civil rights group march in memory of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing victims. The banner, which says “No more Birminghams”, shows a picture of the aftermath of the bombing.

The Violence Leading to the Birmingham Church Bombing
Dominique Stewart
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The Birmingham Church Bombing anniversary is a time to reflect on the racial violence inherent at the time and how it relates today.

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History
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Why the Attica Prison Uprising Still Matters Today
An aerial shot of incarcerated people in D Yard at Attica Correctional Facility before the deadly police assault. Black and white photo.

Why the Attica Prison Uprising Still Matters Today
Andrew Lee
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The five-day Attica prison uprising was a fight against inhumane conditions and racial and religious injustices, which still resonates today.

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Criminal Legal System History Incarceration
1200 830 Andrew Lee
How the U.S. Threatens Democracy in Latin America
Four enlarged photos of people who disappeared on an art canvas displayed at the Parque por la Paz Villa at Grimaldi. It is the former Chilean dictatorship’s principle center for detention, torture, and extermination.

How the U.S. Threatens Democracy in Latin America
Andrew Lee
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Though it portrays itself as a defender of democracy, the United States has intervened in foreign elections more than any other country.

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History Politics
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The Racial Disparities in Counterterrorism
A crew of GBI officers in tactical gear next to a line of armored vehicles.

The Racial Disparities in Counterterrorism
Nicole Cardoza
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White supremacist groups pose the highest risk to our nation’s security. Yet, most counterterrorism programs unfairly target communities of color, especially after 9/11.

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Politics
1988 1310 Nicole Cardoza
Study Hall: ‘Is it OK to Listen to Problematic Artists?’

Study Hall: ‘Is it OK to Listen to Problematic Artists?’
Team ARD
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Today, we discuss whether it’s possible still to enjoy the work of an artist or company, even after they’re in controversy. 

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Media & Culture Study Hall
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Burning Man and the Colonial Idea of the “Middle of Nowhere”
A wooden boat built on top of a truck that is concealed with open white umbrellas in the desert.

Burning Man and the Colonial Idea of the “Middle of Nowhere”
Andrew Lee
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Burning Man’s communal and utopian vision conflicts with the reality that it follows a centuries-old imperialist concept.

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Indigenous Rights Media & Culture
1280 853 Andrew Lee
How Power and Privilege Shape Society and Ourselves
People walking outside in different directions.

How Power and Privilege Shape Society and Ourselves
Nicole Cardoza
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A brief overview of what power and privilege means and its role in systemic oppression to help you understand how privilege shows up in your life—and what you can do to address it.

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Media & Culture Social Justice
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What the Affirmative Action Ruling Means for DEI 
A close up of a row of empty chairs and table in a boardroom.

What the Affirmative Action Ruling Means for DEI 
Dominique Stewart
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Lawsuits against companies like the Fearless Fund grow following attacks on DEI efforts and the end of affirmative action.

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Education Social Justice Workplace
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Study Hall: Book Club Recommendations

Study Hall: Book Club Recommendations
Team ARD
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A Q+A on diversifying your bookshelves and paving the way for more representation in your industry.

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Media & Culture Study Hall
1168 614 Team ARD
Study Hall: ‘My Profession is So White. Should I Quit?’

Study Hall: ‘My Profession is So White. Should I Quit?’
Team ARD
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A Q+A on diversifying your bookshelves and paving the way for more representation in your industry.

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Identity Media & Culture Workplace
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