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Posts by Carmen Rios

Why Trump’s Travel Ban Isn’t Making Us Safer – It’s Just Making Us (More) Racist

By Carmen Rios | April 24, 2017

The idea that we’re safer with Trump’s travel ban is completely ridiculous when you consider this info on who he’s calling “dangerous.”

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5 Ways You Can Be an Activist Without Hitting the Streets

By Carmen Rios | February 23, 2017
A person wearing a hijab sits at their desk with coworkers in the background. Their laptop reads "#resist." Image source: Thinkstock; text added by Everyday Feminism.

So far, resistance to Trump has involved a whole lot of marching – but that’s not the only way to make a difference. Check out these other options for your activism.

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Hey, ‘Identity Politics’ Critics: Women and People of Color Need Economic Justice, Too

By Carmen Rios | January 11, 2017

Were the election results really about “identity politics” vs class issues? Here’s how this debate centers poor white men and erases the rest of us.

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How Donald Trump’s Election Reveals the Danger of White Male Fragility

By Carmen Rios | November 13, 2016

What’s white male fragility? Take a look at our president-elect and you’ll have a good idea. Here’s what we’re up against.

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These 3 Myths Blame People of Color for Crime Rates – And They’re Just Not True

By Carmen Rios | October 16, 2016

Black drug dealers, Latino rapists, Brown terrorists – the “villains” many people blame for our “crime problem” don’t hold up as scapegoats in the face of the facts.

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