Generations

Untold histories, past lives, and stories that point us toward an anti-racist future.

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Why lesbians of color face a maternal health care crisis

From systemic bias to outdated medical policies, lesbians face a maternal health system that was never designed with them in mind.

by Sam Donndelinger, Uncloseted Media

Histories

For some Black landowners, 40 acres and a nightmare

by Chandelis Duster April 17, 2025April 17, 2025

Generations

Black laws for White supremacy

by Equal Justice Initiative April 1, 2025April 1, 2025

Generations

With violent revolutions, hope comes requisite with horror

by Frankie Huang February 28, 2025March 13, 2025

Culture

In ‘Black Liturgies,’ thoughts and prayers we can actually use

by Adeline Gutierrez Nunez February 10, 2025February 25, 2025

Generations

What Leonard Peltier’s freedom represents for Indigenous futures

by Nick Tilsen, Yes! Magazine February 5, 2025February 25, 2025

Health equity

The growing inequality in life expectancy among Americans

by Amy Maxmen, KFF Health News January 24, 2025January 27, 2025

Histories

Behind the Southern resistance to school integration

by Equal Justice Initiative December 18, 2024December 20, 2024

Books

‘By the Fire We Carry’ illuminates the connection between Indigenous land, culture, sovereignty and language

by Jamil Smith November 28, 2024December 20, 2024

Histories

How a coup ended Black prosperity in a North Carolina city

by Equal Justice Initiative November 10, 2024April 1, 2025

Histories

The Kiss

by Equal Justice Initiative October 28, 2024December 20, 2024

Movements

Who were the United Socialists: The Black anarchist squatters you’ve never heard of

by Justin A. Davis October 17, 2024December 20, 2024

Histories

Learning a family secret helped us talk about our racial trauma

by Cara Anthony September 12, 2024December 20, 2024

Movements

How do you keep going when it looks like you’re not winning?

by Jemar Tisby September 11, 2024December 20, 2024

Movements

‘We never stopped the fight’: The Mississippians carrying on Fannie Lou Hamer’s legacy

by Barbara Rodriguez, The 19th August 22, 2024December 20, 2024

Books

Mary McLeod Bethune finally gets her due in new biography

by Carole V. Bell August 4, 2024December 20, 2024

Books

Reading Baldwin in New Delhi

by Vidya Krishnan August 1, 2024December 20, 2024

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Why lesbians of color face a maternal health care crisis

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For some Black landowners, 40 acres and a nightmare

Black laws for White supremacy

With violent revolutions, hope comes requisite with horror

In ‘Black Liturgies,’ thoughts and prayers we can actually use

What Leonard Peltier’s freedom represents for Indigenous futures

The growing inequality in life expectancy among Americans

Behind the Southern resistance to school integration

‘By the Fire We Carry’ illuminates the connection between Indigenous land, culture, sovereignty and language

How a coup ended Black prosperity in a North Carolina city

The Kiss

Who were the United Socialists: The Black anarchist squatters you’ve never heard of

Learning a family secret helped us talk about our racial trauma

How do you keep going when it looks like you’re not winning?

‘We never stopped the fight’: The Mississippians carrying on Fannie Lou Hamer’s legacy

Mary McLeod Bethune finally gets her due in new biography

Reading Baldwin in New Delhi

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