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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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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A Relative Discovery: Why the Harvard Kennedy School Must Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day
BY DELORIS WILSON AND CHRISTINA FLETES In telling your friends you’ve “discovered” a new restaurant, you imply to have found
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