Resilient Roots, Written Forward·Nov 4Sixty-Six Years Later, We’re Still MarchingVoting Rights, Historical Memory, and the Unfinished Business of Equality
InMoments Polished SupremelybyRenay Intisar Jihad·Sep 30Is the word “THEY” a Bad Word?Is the word “they” a bad word? They will not let us do this or let us do that. They make us behave like this or like that. They keep us…
Emma Saintvil·Jul 22More Than a Skin Tone: My Thoughts on ColorismFor as long as I can remember, I have wondered why the color of someones skin could change the way the world chooses to see them. As…
Mohamed Tantawy·Jun 8In the 21st century, we’re still debating racial equality.Let me give you a 7th century leadership case study that still applies today.
derrick carvey·Apr 13The World Is Our Home. Too Many of Us Live Under a Leaking RoofThe world is our home. Yet for many of us, the roof leaks.
InVoice Of WordsbyVinod Bhardwaj·Mar 27The Shadow We All Cast: Why Colourism is a Global Crisis, Not Just an Indian OneWhen Indian cricketer Laxman Sivaramakrishnan shared the story of his 17th birthday, it wasn’t the celebration that stuck in the public’s…A response icon6A response icon6
