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Identity and Equity

Why Society Must Address Intersectional Discrimination

This country is built on systems propped up by sexism and racism—as Black women we encounter this every day.

BY Tabitha Walton & Alexis Saunders-Davis

Blog Post

06.14.2021
Identity and Equity

What It Means to Be Both Black and Indigenous

Thousands of people in the United States identify as Black-Indigenous or Afro-Indigenous. Meet three members of this community.

BY Center for Native American Youth

Blog Post

02.18.2021
Free Speech and Religion

A New Agenda for Black Religion and Black Resistance

Rev. Billy Honor believes that Black religious communities should move more toward the work of structural change and power building.

BY Billy Honor

Blog Post

02.18.2021
Society

Our Society Reimagined 2020: Black Lives Matter and Political Activism

Our Society Reimagined is a four-week series that provides an opportunity to explore the domestic issues that have shaped our modern society.

Event

09.02.2020
Criminal Law and Justice

60 Years Later, the US Government Is Still Watching

Rev. C.T. Vivian and John Lewis were the subjects of unwarranted FBI surveillance. Protestors are still being monitored today.

BY Douglas Wood

Blog Post

07.22.2020
Racial Equity

We Must Undo a System of White Supremacy

We cannot 'move on’ from the past without acknowledging the harm that has been done.

BY Ascend at the Aspen Institute

Blog Post

07.09.2020
Racial Equity

10 Movements and Moments to Help You Confront Systemic Racism

To be literate in American identity and ideals you must understand the various forms of racial injustice in this country.

BY Seth Henderson

Blog Post

07.02.2020
Racial Equity

PUSHOUT: Criminalization of Black Girls

The Criminal Justice Reform Initiative at The Aspen Institute invites you to join an interactive digital co ...

BY Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

Video

06.30.2020
Culture

Juneteenth Is a Day of Reflection for All Americans

It recognizes an important moment in US history when nearly a quarter of a million men, women, and children were freed.

BY Kristina Saccone

Blog Post

06.19.2020
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