After more than a decade, Seattle’s experiment with addressing police violence through federal intervention is winding down. In 2010, 35 community organizations wrote…
It is impossible to overemphasize that today’s activism must be transformational. It must be decolonial, seeking full liberation from the mental and…
Are you worried about the rising political power of violent white nationalists in America? Well, you’ve got plenty of company, including U.S. national security…
In 1967 Martin Luther King put Black people’s lives in this country into a mathematical formula: Black people, said Dr. King, were…
The more of this language we use, the more likely it is that we will see immigrants as the “other” to justify…
In Federal Anti-Indian Law: The Legal Entrapment of Indigenous Peoples, Peter d’Errico exposes the capriciousness and hostility with which the United States uses…
The United States was founded on the declaration that all people are inherently endowed by their Creator with the rights to life, liberty, and…
From the struggle for civil rights to opposing apartheid in South Africa and the war against Cuba, Harry Belafonte was a fighter…
Protests erupted on Sunday in a Kansas City, Missouri, neighborhood after a white homeowner shot a Black teen twice after the teen…
Keeanga: The New York Times says that 2020 saw the largest protest movement in U.S. history, with polls suggesting that anywhere between 15…
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