Racism is harmful. Divisive anti-racism is harmful too.
"There are no biracial children unless one of the parents is from outer space. It's time to change our vocabulary."
If you’re committed to learning (and un-learning) about race and systemic racism, these books are a helpful place to start in order to understand what it means to be an informed ally.
No white person really wants to talk about how we participate in maintaining the status quo. Our silence keeps racism in place.
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A Republican state senator has learned the hard way about being too concerned with what other people do in their bedroom, and looks set to resign after a video of him having sex was found on his work computer.
The turmoil of that year set the table for the 2016 election.
The gripping pictures documenting the Black Lives Matter movement are just as stirring as Civil Rights era photographs
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Read the word "quit" and I'm almost certain you're already imagining me telling you to leave it all behind, to start anew, to forget the past and other
I currently run Neuland Calligraphy Workshops at Rotson Studios in Melbourne. These below are my ongoing calligraphic exercises.
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In-House Creative Teams: How to Get More Output in Half the Time Following the horrific events precipitated by white nationalists, neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klan members on Saturday in Charlottesville, VA, where 32-year-old Heather Heyer was murdered, President Trump shockingly came out in favor of the alt-right. The response by our community was swift. Some illustrators and designers created work anew, others re-purposed existing political art, illustrations and posters, and the
When a kid in America was shot by the police, she heard about it from across the globe.
"There is no question that the organizations that aligned themselves with the Trump campaign saw their ranks grow."
A new study by researchers at Yale found that pre-K teachers, white and black alike, spend more time watching black boys, expecting trouble.
Edward E Baptist: This is what happens when racism goes viral. This is why, somehow, it still can
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