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Definitely still #BoycottAmazon, no BAmazon did not plan it
The South has a long-cherished tradition of portraying anyone white (or Black) from out-of-state supporting Black people’s liberatory actions in the South as disingenuous. During
Mississippi, still attempting to burn
Black Jackson, Mississippi has been without water for going on three weeks now. The state seems puzzled, I’m not. The pipes are over 100 years old. The white
Ending mask mandate will murder Latinos and Black people, President Biden must act
The Republicans are proposing 253 anti-voting laws and lifting COVID-19 mask mandates to kill off the Black and Chicano Democrat voting base. Ending mask mandate It
Save Our Seniors Network, Fighting the displacement of seniors during COVID19 in Los Angeles’ Japanese American community
High death rates and disrespect of seniors of color across the nation Anti-Asian violence takes many forms. Today is ten days after the anniversary of
Linguistic prejudice: (don’t) Say it in Black English
No dialect is more disparaged in the U.S. than African American Vernacular English (AAVE) or Ebonics. In fact, for a long time, it was just
We picked the best work and other racist, sexist, and classist lies
Shortly after President Reagan and his education czar William Bennet successfully defunded public higher education, the wealthy waged another war against the working-class college student.
POETRY Magazines parries are perfidious, are they puerile or just ignorant?
Kirk Nesset’s poem, “One Place Is as Good as the Next” was published in POETRY Magazine’s “Practice of Freedom” issue owing to white, male, upper
Mutual aid will NOT replace the social contract
In the U.S., hyper-segregated communities have had versions of mutual aid for decades (as a supplement). In fact, Black people in the U.S. have had mutual aid organizations since
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