Policy Matters: On the Necessity for the NYC Cultural Plan to Address Equity Among City-Funded Arts Groups
By Nicole E. Reiner | January 2017 In Fred Wilson’s Guarded View, four black headless mannequins dressed in iconic museum guard
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A Racial Autobiography of Race in Social Science Spaces: Reflections of My Early Understandings of Race and Racism
In this personal essay, Janiece Mackey discusses how she navigated the complexities of race within the educational context. Now, having progressed from
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OPINION: Where Are the Brothas? How the Continued Erasure of Black Men’s Voices on the Marriage Question Perpetuates the Black Male Deficit
By Joy L. Hightower | April 25, 2016 In 2009, Linsey Davis, a Black female correspondent for the ABC News,
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The Urgent Need to Address K-12 School Segregation
By Rae Shih | March 29, 2016 Earlier this year, President Obama’s final State of the Union address discussed early
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I Grew Up in Flint. Here’s Why Governor Synder Must Resign.
BY ART REYES III January 27, 2016 This post originally appeared at TalkPoverty.org. Growing up in a slew of apartment complexes
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This Morning at Harvard Law School We Woke Up to a Hate Crime
BY MICHELE HALL This morning at Harvard Law School we woke up to a hate crime. The hallways of Harvard
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