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White backlashes against racial progress are as American as genetically-modified apple pie. But critical race theory has unleashed a new torrent of grievances. I can’t solve everyone’s problems, but I think I can suggest a more useful way to frame the debate.

How Can I Believe in White Privilege When I’m So Poor? Your Other Dad says one kind of privilege doesn’t guarantee another “Dear Other Dad — I grew up on welfare — still am. My parents have …

Web3, NFTs, Metaverse, and the Direct-to-Avatar Economy Explained

Microsoft helps police surveil and patrol communities through its own offerings and a network of partnerships — while its PR efforts obscure this.

While most of us see ourselves as ‘not racist’, we continue to reproduce racist outcomes and live segregated lives

“Calm down so we can discuss this like adults.” Ever said something like this in a conversation on oppression? Tone policing is no way to get justice, and this comic will help you understand exactly why.

I, maybe more than most people, can completely understand why broke white folks get pissed when the word "privilege" is thrown around. As a child I was constantly discriminated against because of my poverty, and those wounds still run deep. But luckily my college education introduced me to a more nuanced concept of privilege: intersectionality.

The contrast in media narratives about Baltimore and Waco are undeniable - but many white Americans are blind to them.

Discover the power of placemaking, the process of enhancing our connections to ourselves, the environment, and each other through changes to the public...

I, maybe more than most people, can completely understand why broke white folks get pissed when the word "privilege" is thrown around. As a child I was constantly discriminated against because of my poverty, and those wounds still run deep. But luckily my college education introduced me to a more nuanced concept of privilege: intersectionality.