Racial Justice Articles

12+ Ways Job Applications Discriminate Against Applicants

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10 Things Teachers Need to Avoid When Teaching Native Students

5 Ways To End Stigmas Against Mental Health Care In Communities Of Color

Put Out Internalized Racism: Why Solidarity Between People of Color Matters

7 Invasive Things People Tell Afro-Latinxs (And Why You Must Stop Saying Them)

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We Need to Talk About How Mental Health Affects South Asian Men

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4 Myths About Undocumented Immigrants That Are Hurting Feminism

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Why I Reject the Racist Myth of the Absent Black Father

5 Reasons Why Urban Youth Don’t Have Access to STEM (And How You Can Change That)

Men, Wake Up: 3 Types of Toxic Masculinity to Leave Behind in 2017

Why Era-Themed Parties Can Be Awkward for People of Color

An Open Letter to Afro-Latinxs: You Are Enough and It’s Okay to Have Questions

5 Ways Black People Experience Non-Physical Violence on College Campuses

What Online Feminism Must Learn From Racial Justice

7 Actual Facts That Prove White Privilege Exists in America

Black Women Speak Out About Experiences With Police Brutality

What Would the Yellow Ranger Do?: On the Exotification of Asian Women

3 Unfair Ways Being Perceived as Physically Average Privileges and Protects You

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5 Hurtful Microaggressions I’ve Experienced as a Muslim in Feminist Spaces

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8 Things White Fans Can Do to Make Fandom More Inclusive

Why White People Saying the N-Word Isn’t the Same as Black People Saying ‘Cracker’

4 Reasons ‘People of Color’ Isn’t Always the Best Choice of Words

10 Ways White People Can Stop Annoying People of Color on Social Media

Can You Be Black and Latinx? Here’s What Afro-Latinx Means And Why It Matters

Misogyny Against Black and Brown Women and Femmes is still Celebrated

7 Things You Didn’t Know Affect Your Immigration Status

Here’s What It Really Takes to Be An Ally to Black Justice Movements

3 Ways To Decolonize Your Nonprofit As Told By A Black Queer Feminist Organizer

Stop Saying Affirmative Action Disadvantages White Students

Marissa Johnson, left, speaks as Mara Jacqueline Willaford holds her fist overhead and Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., stands nearby as the two women take over the microphone at a rally Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015, in downtown Seattle. The women, co-founders of the Seattle chapter of Black Lives Matter, took over the microphone and refused to relinquish it. Sanders eventually left the stage without speaking and instead waded into the crowd to greet supporters. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

How the Interruption Of Bernie Sanders Exposed White Progressives’ White Supremacy