White Activism: Decentering Whiteness From the Movements
It is important that Whiteness is not present to tell the story, but to see and read about real-life experiences in White supremacist systems from non-White counterparts.
Curry Barker’s Obsession in 500 Words
The moments in the film where Bear experiences victory are counterpointed with “Kids” by Current Joys, which is a flawed extension of empathy.
F is for Family: Deconstructing Oppression from The American Encyclopedia
The normative definitions of family are based on assumptions that exclude the histories of people whose kinship has been disrupted by structures of colonization.
Who Gets to Be Remembered: Could Bell Hooks Disappear Upon JD Vance’s Release?
What is a method of supremacy that we see duplicated all too well? The answer, Erasure.
“Too Dark to be Girls”: How Colorism distorts Dark-Skinned Girlhood
Tomboyism and premature entry into womanhood may emerge not as inherent traits, but as adaptive responses to often contradictory expectations. For dark-skinned girls, these expectations are contradictory in that they are simultaneously
Your Recommendations Choose You
How can we claim to be self-curating our feed when so much of what we come across is pre-determined by an algorithm?
After God, Who Decides ?
There may be principles guiding ethical behavior beyond individual or subjective alignment, but their basis is unlikely to reside in commonly invoked sources of moral authority.
The Forbidden Fruit of Consciousness: Burden or Boon
Is consciousness a divine punishment for overreaching, as myths and scriptures warn, or a capacity for self-actualization and a path toward human depth and connection when approached thoughtfully?
From Presence to Performance: The Erosion of Third Spaces
In an overconsumption culture, people would rather hoard items or resell them than donate freely. Even charitable acts become transactional, donating cans rather than serving. With this mentality, we lose a physical
The Illusion of Inclusion
In 2025, diversity has become a corporate and social buzzword, but does it truly translate to inclusion?