
Why We Can’t Leave Black Immigrants Out the Conversation
Our social problems are not as separate as some suggest
Our social problems are not as separate as some suggest
Examining the racial impact of this abrupt policy shift
Some presume only Black people benefit, weakening the social safety net for all
We can’t discuss racial justice without agreed-upon terminology
Black inferiority is a fallacy
Some crowdfunding efforts incentivize racist behaviors
Venues emphasize beautiful landscapes and architecture, and overlook the history of slavery
Far too often, racial bias impacts perception of guilt
Some assign personal blame and overlook systemic barriers
History is under threat. The call is coming from the White House
Selective use of the term “terrorism” raises questions about America’s priorities
Exploring covert racism in political discourse
Who’s invited is often debated. But this may be a good thing
If you fear the hood, then you fear the people who live there. And that means you believe some harmful things about them
Systemic racism acts as a pre-existing condition
Racism is perpetuated by overlooking key narratives
Some want to disrupt our collective ability to communicate
Racial redlining left communities vulnerable to neglect
The benefits afforded to white people and the dangers of being Black created a perfect storm
Systemic racism is a recipe for disaster
How this principle disguises efforts to discriminate
Laws designed to safeguard racial minorities are being misused
Exploring America's legacy of dispossession
Those accustomed to privilege see inclusion as oppression
America has a long history of unequal educational opportunity
Even though we’re left with a fractured story of America
Black people were not the primary beneficiaries
Civil rights era infrastructure was undoubtedly compromised
When asked to describe this term, the responses are revealing