We Can’t End Affirmative Action Without Fixing Racial Biases in Education
Dismantling affirmative action can reduce collective accountability from institutions to ensure the inclusion of marginalized communities.
read moreDismantling affirmative action can reduce collective accountability from institutions to ensure the inclusion of marginalized communities.
read moreMore than 60 years later, the Loving v. Virginia case continues to be “one of the most significant legal decisions of the civil rights era.”
read moreDefunding the police allows communities to reinvest in other forms of community support while dismantling a system rooted in racism and white supremacy.
read moreThe memeification of Breonna Taylor aims to keep Taylor’s name in the media but is often perpetuating the same systems that harm Black women.
read moreFacial recognition software is increasingly becoming integrated into society and policing despite coded racial bias.
read moreSystemic racism is pervasive. It’s just as present in our criminal justice system as it is in our healthcare and education system.
read moreBreonna Taylor’s name, like most Black women, is missing in the fight for justice against police brutality and anti-Black violence due to a lack of intersectionality.
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