Reframing the Pandemic
Reframing the Pandemic by Charlyne Gelt, Ph.D. You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today. —Abraham Lincoln Communities around the world are still reeling from [...]
Pornography Does Not Stop With Sexploitation
Pornography Does Not Stop With Sexploitation. Sometimes a word gets stuck in a groove of familiarity and is then limited to just one definition or description. But we learn from the [...]
I’m checking my white privilege, and here’s why you should too
I’m checking my white privilege, and here’s why you should too By Emily Volz (an excerpt from the full article on the GMA website here) Emily Volz is a psychology graduate student at [...]
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Posted Breath and Identity: What White Institutions Fail to Understand, Including Our Own
Breath and Identity: What White Institutions Fail to Understand, Including Our Own Dr. Leslie Shore Mythological Studies Remember My Name in Africa, was Kossola. For George Floyd Whose [...]
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Posted Charles Caldwell – George Floyd, George Floyd, George Floyd
George Floyd George Floyd. George Floyd. George Floyd. I have been saying his name aloud since the terrible news of his death. I want him to be witnessed, I want to witness him. Through times [...]
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Posted Carolyn Finney – The perils of being black in public: we are all Christian Cooper and George Floyd
The perils of being black in public: we are all Christian Cooper and George Floyd Too often, by default, black people are perceived as threats to white people’s physical safety. We need [...]
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Posted Bennie Harris – The Fallacy of a Post-Racial America
The Fallacy of a Post-Racial America by Bennie Harris It is Wednesday, June 3rd, 1:15am, the third night of the countywide curfew in Los Angeles. I am up looking out the windows for the third [...]
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Posted Dr. William James Jones – The Pain
The Pain I’m exhausted from the pain. The pain of injustice, the pain of racism, the pain of America’s history toward men and women of color, the pain of violence. I’m exhausted from the pain of [...]
Midnight – A Poem by Beth Anne Boardman
Midnight – A Poem by Beth Anne Boardman (2012 PhD Mythological Studies) ________________ midnight has become my favorite time of night – poised (like we are) [...]
