Georgetown’s Attempt At Reparations
More than a dozen universities have publicly acknowledged their historic involvement in the United States' slave trade. But none of have made serious moves...
The Effect of Kaepernick’s Protest
We never thought we'd care about the voice of Eagles' linebacker Myke Tavarres. Or see a White United States Army veteran support a protest...
What Sunisa Lee Did For Hmong Americans, a Nation Within a Nation
I was never an avid follower of the Olympics. I tuned into the Games when they made their way around and sometimes...
Delta, Laughing In The Faces of Professional Black Women
Tamika Cross is an OBGYN from Houston, Texas. While on a Delta flight from Detroit to Minneapolis, a fellow passenger became unresponsive. As his wife...
Does Sage Steele Deserve To Be Dragged Like This?
After ESPN anchor Sage Steele criticized wide receiver Mike Evans for his Veteran's Day national anthem protest, much of Black Twitter yanked her curly-headed...
A Thought: Why Aren’t There More Asian American Male White Supremacists?
In a world that puts Asian men down, silences us, uses us, ignores us, and shapes this utterly bland, uninspiring, unattractive, and vaguely repulsive...
Daryl Davis and the Challenge of Engaging Racists
Any good racial justice activist on Twitter will tell you racists cannot be reasoned with. The best we can do is get White allies up...
Black Lives Matter Beyond the USA
The United States of America might be more entrenched in racial issues than any nation in the world. But Black Lives Matter isn't a...
How (not) to talk about race and Women’s Streetwear on Youtube
I said I thought critically about Anime, though that didn’t mean I participated in all other aspects of the anime fandom. One of these...
Kaepernick, Gabby Douglas, and Patriotism
It's okay to be proud of the United States of America despite its issues. But it's not a perfect nation, like any other, and...