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The deep history of racism and speciesism behind ‘They’re eating the dogs’
Tracing the history of a particularly harmful myth.
Roxane’s got a gun
Award-winning author and feminist Roxane Gay explores the push-pull of Black gun ownership.
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The best offense is defense, this election and every election
Sitting out the election won’t bring an end to the Gaza crisis, or to racism or misogyny. It’ll just put hard-won gains at greater risk.
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JustUs for Vincent
This series of essays and poems commemorate Vincent Chin and what his life and death mean for solidarity and belonging for Asian Americans and those allied against racial injustice.
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Raising kids? Working full-time? How ‘time poverty’ can keep college students from graduating
Study: Black women have the least time for university study, compared with any other group.
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To gay Republicans, racial solidarity is for other people
In his latest book, historian Neil J. Young takes a closer look at the complex intersection of being gay and Republican.
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Learning a family secret helped us talk about our racial trauma
I spent the past few years reporting on racial violence in Sikeston, Missouri. Interviewing Black families there also helped me process my family’s painful past.
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