Study Hall: ‘My Profession is So White. Should I Quit?’
A Q+A on diversifying your bookshelves and paving the way for more representation in your industry.
read moreA Q+A on diversifying your bookshelves and paving the way for more representation in your industry.
read moreThe disability justice framework allows us to properly address and dismantle oppressive systems to create an inclusive, equitable society.
read moreTerms Capitalizing “Black” when referring to people in a racial, ethnic, or cultural context is to make language more inclusive and accurate.
read more“Resilient” has evolved into a word used too broadly by media to describe survivors of trauma and oppression, complicating its meaning.
read moreJames Baldwin’s work serves as a gateway for all to understand race, sexuality, and the relentless pursuit of justice.
read moreMissing Black women are twice victimized: when they’re ripped away from their lives and again by ineffective policing and indifferent media.
read moreThe false notions of womanhood used to deny trans women their womanhood have historically been used to exclude anyone that doesn’t fit the Western white definition.
read moreFor Pride Month, we explore the catalyst for its existence: the Stonewall Uprising.
read moreHysteria about drag performers “grooming” children is part of a coordinated campaign to eliminate LGBTQ+ people in public life.
read moreTraditional Pride Month celebrations call for inclusivity and remembrance. But this year, go a step further. Here’s how you can amplify your impact this year and next.
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