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“Don’t put the report on a shelf and let it gather dust!” We heard that from the Canadian team that created its

“They had warned that poor workers must not be allowed to vote because, given the chance, they would insist on a redistribution of wealth.”

How do we build true equality without duplicating the short-lived experiment of Reconstruction after the Civil War?

“We are all homing — a journey by bits and pieces, looking for where we belong.”

The sex education that youth are typically taught in schools is not comprehensive. It often focuses on abstinence only, which

Danielle Kilgo is a researcher now based at the University of Minnesota focused on how media contributes to uneven power dynamics and diversity issues, including police brutality and social movements against violence and racism. This is the first of a two-part essay, published with her permission, that combines commentaries she published at The Conversation.

Black history is vast and we have only begun to scratch its surface.

Even outside of my studio, I often question the source and process inherent in my surroundings.

“Walking through darkness with thoughts full of colors.” — Prajakta Mhadnak

No matter whose name we are chanting, or whom we are demanding justice for, the fact remains: There is always someone we are demanding justice for.

Editor Mikki Morrissette recently attended the global, virtual @SkolFoundation three-day conference focused on “Closing the Distance.” Here are a few

The documentary film “Coded Bias” warns of the racial and gender biases in facial recognition software and the dangers of its use.