After The Terror Attacks On 9/11, Muslims In Chicago Were Targeted, Lived In Fear
When we reflect on 9/11, we talk about love of country, but what does that…
How Native Americans Shape the American Experience
Anthropology Associate Professor Brian McKenna speaks about Native American contributions to community structure, medicine, government…
The Dos and Dont’s of Talking to Kids of Color About White Supremacy
Though you might have hoped that your children would grow up in a different world…
Teach the History of Policing
As part of our People’s Historians Online series, Zinn Education Project hosted a special session…
What Does Asian and Black Racial Solidarity Look Like?
Black and Asian communities in America are often portrayed as in conflict with each other…
Check Our Bias to Wreck Our Bias
Signs of implicit bias lurk within our inboxes, social networks and the patterns of our…
Being a White Latina: A Reflection on Racial And Ethnic Identities | Ethnicity, Race, and Migration
This article is written by a phenotypically White Latina from New York City, who describes…
A Conversation With Native Americans on Race
Native Americans challenge their invisibility in society in this video by the New York Times….
I Will Not Stand Silent. ’10 Asian Americans Reflect on Racism During the Pandemic and the Need for Equalilty
Time Magazine photographer Haruka Sakaguchi documented Asian Americans’ experiences of harassment and assault during the…
What Dark-Skinned People Will Never Tell You
In this video, multiple people share their experiences as dark-skinned individuals. They are vulnerable about…