Juneteenth: Moving Forward in the Fight for Justice
Recognizing and honoring Juneteenth presents us with the shared opportunity to recognize where our nation has been and where we would like to go.
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racism
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How to Celebrate and Uplift Asian Culture
The AAPI community is not monolithic…Our cultural traditions and histories are incredibly rich, multidimensional and beautifully specific.
On Learning to Fully Embrace My Chinese American Identity
I am Chinese, and I am America—two single, yet essential pieces that form my idenity.
When the World Made Space for the Black Community to Exhale
The Black community is ready to exhale, and we are ready for you to welcome that exhale.
Por Qué Debemos Diversificar Las Voces Que Escuchamos
Necesitamos diversificar: nuestras mesas, nuestros grupos de amigos y los medios que consumimos.
Why It Is Important to Educate Your Kids About Racial Injustice as a White Parent
This is a letter from a white parent to all white parents, including myself, who are raising white children. I don’t know everything about how to do this, but I do know that it is our responsibility to learn.
Una Carta a La Persona Que Quiere Ser Activamente Anti-Racista
Tu corazón se está quebrantando y eso está bien. Debería quebrantarse.
Help Me Understand: What Is the School-To-Prison Pipeline?
It is up to us to protect the sanctity of the American education system and ensure that it serves youth.
How to Actively Diversify the Media You Consume
Intentionally cultivating a diverse list of media sources only enriches your daily life, and it gives you greater insight into the lives of those around you.
What My Friendship With a Person of a Different Race Taught Me
It is simply impossible for me to overestimate the love and deep respect that I have for my friends and family who are of a different race to me.
The Feed Fatigue of Social Activism
Feed fatigue—and the subsequent urge to “log out”—is a privilege.
My Experience in the Advertising Industry as a Black Woman
Black Lives Matter isn’t a trending thing to post on social media. It’s my life. I am a Black woman.
