Breaking Out: The policing system is inherently biased, and fails Black and brown communities
Policing disproportionately affects Black and brown communities with fatal force.
Tag Archive for: black-lives-matter
Progress Without Profit: Conduct research before donating money
To be clear: Trying to make the world a better place through donating to the causes we believe in is an important and noble task. The point is that we should strive to do it effectively.
As It Were: Maybe the revolution shouldn’t be televised
These images are important, but they deserve to be treated with dignity and sensitivity, not casually thrown on the feed alongside thirst traps and pictures from Sunday brunch.
A digital movement: Creating a safe space for Black Trojans seeking institutional change
The @black_at_usc Instagram page provides a community for Black students, faculty, staff and alumni to speak out on their experiences of anti-Blackness at USC.
The difference between a helpful and harmful ally
Being an effective non-Black ally is not as straightforward as some might think.
The Eck’s Factor: Why anti-racism is necessary for white allyship
Through the lens of “Little Fires Everywhere,” white people can refine their allyship as anti-racists.
The medium is the message: disruption and Black Lives Matter
Condemning the Black Lives Matter protests is neither a hot nor reasonable take.