By Rick Ayers | Medium A book review of Ronald Kitchen’s memoir, My Midnight Years:…
Kimberlé Crenshaw, “Race, Gender, Inequality and Intersectionality”
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“When I Think of Home”: Reflections from an African Immigrant in the US
By Stephanie Shonekan, Art, Music, and Pop Culture Contributing Editor I have just returned to the…
What If You Were An Immigrant?
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Doulas and Midwives of Color Are The Key to Reproductive and Birth Justice
By: Patricia Valoy | Contributing Editor for Science and Social Justice Last year I quit…
Naming Gendered and Sexual Identities within Blackness
An excerpt from As Black as Resistance: Finding the Conditions for Liberation, AK Press, released…
Divided: a Documentary on Chicago’s Segregation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNYljy2J7PU This documentary explores the history of residential segregation in Chicago and how…
DISCRIMINATION AND FAIR HOUSING
“A multidisciplinary investigation into the nature, motivations, consequences, and legal/public policy implications of racial/ethnic discrimination…
African American Multigenerational Trauma & Issues of Violence
This course focuses on the suffering and traumas associated with the African experience in America…