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4 Ways White People Can Process Their Emotions Without Bringing the White Tears

By Jennifer Loubriel | February 16, 2016
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If you’re a white person in activist spaces, you’ve probably come across frustration about white feelings taking up a lot of space. So here’s how can you avoid centering your emotions, but still process them in a healthy way.

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4 Harmful Lies the Media Is Telling You About Androgyny

By Kris Nelson | January 1, 2016
Multiple images put together to create a face

It’s great to get media representation of people outside the gender binary. But when all of it represents a narrow view of androgyny (looking like Ruby Rose), something’s missing. Here’s why it’s a problem.

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4 Reasons Black People Can Feel Responsible for White Feelings (And Why We’re Not)

By Hari Ziyad | December 30, 2015
Person in a hat, looking away, toward the ocean

“Pro-Black doesn’t mean anti-white.” Ever felt the need to take extra steps catering to white people’s feelings in conversations on race? Here are some great reminders that their feelings aren’t more important than racism.

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

By Vanessa Rochelle Lewis | November 16, 2015

Some people are saying students of color protesting racism on US campuses are whining about “trivial” things – nothing compared to the violence in Paris. But here’s why this violence too is very real, and why we must *also* support students of color.

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6 Ways You Harm Me When You Appropriate Black Culture – And How to Appreciate It Instead

By Maisha Z. Johnson | August 24, 2015
Person holding up their hand, as if to say "Stop"

What’s the big deal about white people taking style, music, and language from black culture? Here’s your answer – and what you need to know to appreciate black culture without causing harm.

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