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April 19, 2014

From Brave New Films‘ Beyond Bars campaign. These three short clips highlight real examples of structural racism in action, making connections to the criminal justice system, education,...

April 18, 2014

From The Atlantic: “Moreover, as the white father of an African-American son, I am keenly aware that I never face the suspicion and indignities that my...

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March 1, 2014

At the outset, I have to admit I’m feeling pretty salty about the delivery of the My Brother’s Keeper Initiative that is being launched by the...

Criminal (In)Justice Politics Race Matters Reflections

November 11, 2013

I’m posting this piece in solidarity because although no one else can relay the thoughts and experiences in the way that this poet has lived them,...

Higher Education N.A.H. Video Race Matters Tips from Relando

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"Your Black Friend": An Animated Short - Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian says:

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