As protestors flooded the streets of Belarus to protest an illegitimate election, many similarities became clear between the former USSR member and the United States.
The World Looks to Belarus with Outrage and Fear: Are Americans Getting a Glimpse of their Grim Future?
The Pemberton Pardon from a Filipino-American Perspective
The pardoning of a US marine who murdered a Filipina transgender woman calls the US-Philippines relationship into question
Dear Asian Americans: In Order to Be Pro-Black We Must Be Anti-“Model Minority”
The “model minority” myth is a tool perpetrated by white supremacy in order to divide Asian Americans from other POC in our country.
What The Albino Squirrels “Can” Teach Us About Race Relations
A rising trend in modern activism has been a shift towards using actions that require minimal effort or commitment as a means of participating in a movement.
Still No Justice
The recent grand jury decision serves as a reminder that the issues Black Americans face have not disappeared.
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