discrimination

“The United States has come a long way from the past. This … has compelled generation after generation to overlook the present.” — from an essay in “The 1619 Project”

No child should ever feel like they have to hide who they are.

How disrespectful it is that eight members of our community were killed and we were met with ‘Happy St. Patrick’s Day’ greetings from white colleagues the next day. We saw more social media posts about celebrations than acknowledgement of our suffering and our grieving.

Oddly enough, the mask mandate is a welcome intervention in an exhausting performance of white pacification.

Asian American Visibility The Council for Asian American Leaders released a 2021 report, “Redefining Wealth Through Communal and Cultural Assets,”

A nurse called attention in September to hysterectomies performed by a gynecologist on detained migrants without their full consent.

This week, many of the people who contribute to our story sharing are deeply engaged in the community — in protest, in grief, in rage, in solidarity.

In this conversation with Minneapolis based artist Corey Habbas, she explores the idea of structural discrimination and alienation caused by prejudice, which is conveyed

Tanya*, a 34-year-old African-American chef-turned-food entrepreneur, laughed nervously after her well-rehearsed investor pitch to local food investor David.* For nearly

Under the living room sofa in the home of my Egyptian in-laws, there is a cardboard shoebox that holds household

“I was tired of how the media portrayed Muslims, especially women. I was tired of just being silent.”

“We would love to put ourselves out of business.”