equity

Who is “White”? How the Supreme Court Helped Constructed Our Definition of Race
Two sepia-tone photographs of Bhagat Singh Thind. One the left, a battalion of soldiers stand together. On the right, Thind poses with a rifle in hand.

Who is “White”? How the Supreme Court Helped Constructed Our Definition of Race
Dominique Stewart
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The U.S. legal system played a vital role in constructing the country’s understanding of race and whiteness, as was the case of Bhagat Singh Thind.

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Legal System
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How Equity Can Build Better Organizations
A barn raising during the day. People standing on the wood framing of the structure, from the roof to the interior.

How Equity Can Build Better Organizations
Beloved Community
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We know that the responsibility of advancing DEI doesn’t just lie with individuals who hold positional power—it requires all of us.

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The Value of Building Community Power Through Research
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The Value of Building Community Power Through Research
Beloved Community
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Participatory Action Research can help build the collective power needed to create more liberatory futures of social justice and equity.

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Media & Culture Social Justice
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Year in Review: Building an Equitable Healthcare System
A person in blue medical scrubs, face mask, and shield walks in an empty subway terminal.

Year in Review: Building an Equitable Healthcare System
Dominique Stewart
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The healthcare system is not devoid of disparities despite being integral to our lives. An overhaul, not reform, will be necessary to ensure that care is accessible for all.

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Health Year in Review
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Identifying Your Role in the Movement
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Identifying Your Role in the Movement
Nicole Cardoza
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There are many domestic and global issues calling for our attention, and it might be hard to know where to start. But when we can identify how we can help, the path towards change might become easier.

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Media & Culture Social Justice
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Allyship is the word of the year. But does that reflect our collective commitment to action?

Allyship is the word of the year. But does that reflect our collective commitment to action?
Nicole Cardoza
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Allyship is word of the year. As our country grapples with racial and social inequity, we reflect on whether we lived up to its definition.

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Media & Culture
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Equity, Not Equality, Is Needed In The Fight For Social Change
A two-panel illustration breaks down the difference between equity and equality with imagery of three people of varying heights behind a fence at a baseball game. On the left, equality is shown as everyone standing on a crate, but the shortest person cannot see the game, and the middle-height person can just see over the fence. On the right, equity is shown as the shortest individual standing on two boxes, the middle-height person on one, and the tallest without. Everyone can see at the same level.

Equity, Not Equality, Is Needed In The Fight For Social Change
Nicole Cardoza
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“Equity v. Equality” illustration breaks down the difference between the two terms and how the distinction impacts the necessary work for social change.

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Media & Culture Social Justice
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