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When Black People Try to Make Progress, Backlash Is Quick to Follow

04/20/2023 - Allison Wiltz - lock_open
Black Americans are often treated like second-class citizens in a nation they helped to build. Yet, for those unacquainted with the nation'... Read more

Black Women’s Best Framework

01/07/2023 - lock_open
Coined by Janelle Jones (2020), “Black women best” is an economic principle that argues if Black women—who, since our nation’s founding,... Read more

The Adultification of Black Girls

11/21/2022 - Anti-Racism Daily - lock_open
Black girls are perceived to be more mature and held responsible for how others see them, even as society consistently strips them of their... Read more

Black women endure legacy of racism in homeownership and making costly repairs

10/11/2022 - Robin Bartram - lock_open
According to a 2022 analysis of federal census data by Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, nearly a third of homeowners who earn... Read more

Impact of Racial Discrimination and Trauma on Racial Health Disparities in African American Populations

01/07/2021 - Sierra E. Carter, PhD, Georgia State University - lock_open
In this talk, Dr. Carter cites findings that at least 90% of Black adults and youth report experiencing at least one incident of racial... Read more

Black lawyers explain the problem with microaggressions in the legal space

09/30/2020 - Raad Ahmed - lock_open
We’ve extensively covered the legal industry’s shortcomings in creating and sustaining a diverse workforce for the last several months. On... Read more
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6

When Black People Try to Make Progress, Backlash Is Quick to Follow

04/20/2023 - Allison Wiltz - lock_open
Black Americans are often treated like second-class citizens in a nation they helped to build. Yet, for those unacquainted with the nation'... Read more

Black Women’s Best Framework

01/07/2023 - lock_open
Coined by Janelle Jones (2020), “Black women best” is an economic principle that argues if Black women—who, since our nation’s founding,... Read more

The Adultification of Black Girls

11/21/2022 - Anti-Racism Daily - lock_open
Black girls are perceived to be more mature and held responsible for how others see them, even as society consistently strips them of their... Read more

Black women endure legacy of racism in homeownership and making costly repairs

10/11/2022 - Robin Bartram - lock_open
According to a 2022 analysis of federal census data by Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, nearly a third of homeowners who earn... Read more

Impact of Racial Discrimination and Trauma on Racial Health Disparities in African American Populations

01/07/2021 - Sierra E. Carter, PhD, Georgia State University - lock_open
In this talk, Dr. Carter cites findings that at least 90% of Black adults and youth report experiencing at least one incident of racial... Read more

Black lawyers explain the problem with microaggressions in the legal space

09/30/2020 - Raad Ahmed - lock_open
We’ve extensively covered the legal industry’s shortcomings in creating and sustaining a diverse workforce for the last several months. On... Read more