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Stereotyping and Racism

Features, Stereotyping and Racism

Black Girls and Immigration in the Age of 45

In the era of this new administration, policies affecting immigration are at an all-time high. A country that used to be an open door to many is now shutting down opportunities for immigrants to enter — including the almost four million of the African diaspora. By Brianna Moné “Where are you coming from?” “How long […]

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Features, Stereotyping and Racism

Protesters Get in Formation to Topple Confederate Statue

In response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia this past weekend, a diverse group of anti-racist protesters went full-on Bree Newsome and took it upon themselves to pull down the statue of a Confederate soldier in downtown Durham yesterday. And we are not mad. According to local paper The News & Observer, more than 100 […]

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Stereotyping and Racism

The Department of Justice Plans to Come for Affirmative Action

By Andréa Butler Yesterday (August 1, 2017), The New York Times broke news that the Department of Justice was planning to launch an attack against affirmative action by suing colleges and universities the DOJ feels are taking part in “intentional race-based discrimination.” Seeing as how the very meaning of “affirmative action” is to defy racism […]

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Black Lives Matter, stay woke, Stereotyping and Racism

Is “Liberty and Justice for All” Only an Illusion?

By Ayanna Thompson   Last night (May 17, 2017), Betty Shelby — the Tulsa, Oklahoma policewoman who killed unarmed Terrence Crutcher last year — was found not guilty of first-degree manslaughter. Last month, unarmed 15-year-old Jordan Edwards was shot and killed by police in Texas as he left a house party with his brothers and […]

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Features, Stereotyping and Racism

Dear Racists: Stop Trying to Make “Race War” Happen.

(It’s not going to happen.)   When we first noticed #BLMKidnapping was trending on Twitter a couple days ago, we legit thought we were about to read that a Black Lives Matter member had been abducted. What we discovered, instead, was yet another tired ploy by white supremacists/racists to claim that BLM is a hate […]

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Black Lives Matter, Stereotyping and Racism

Feeling Hopeless? Here’s What You Can Do.

It’s hard not to feel hopeless when you’re constantly seeing murders of people who look like you unfolding in front of your eyes on social media and on TV. Sure, we know these atrocities have been going on for 400+ years, but now, we are more aware of just how often these things go down. […]

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High School, Prom, Stereotyping and Racism

Promposal to Black Girl Uses Fried Chicken References and We. Can’t. Even.

We’re all about the whole promposal thing (and if you haven’t seen our fave from last year, go watch it now — it. is. life.), but we had to do a double-take when we saw an IG photo of a recent promposal from a white boy to a Black girl. In the photo, they’re both […]

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Stereotyping and Racism, TV, Ya' Heard?

The 7 Best Moments From Black-ish’s Most Woke Episode Yet

Bringing to a close what’s turned out to be the most lit Black History Month in a long time, the February 24 episode of Black-ish showed us again just how woke and unapologetically Black that cast and crew is. (If you missed it, watch it now, and then come back here and discuss). Called “Hope,” […]

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Beauty & Fashion, Stereotyping and Racism

MAC Posted this on IG and the Comments Went Way Left

Yesterday, MAC Cosmetics posted this photo of a Black girl’s lips decked out in a fierce matte blackberry-like shade. (That we absolutely must have right now, BTW.) View this post on Instagram A post shared by M·A·C Cosmetics (@maccosmetics)   Most of the comments were “Yaaassss” and “Black Girl Magic” but then came those that […]

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Stereotyping and Racism, TV, Ya' Heard?

Black-ish Continues to #StayWoke with Upcoming Episode on Police Brutality

From jump, Black-ish has been #woke — always bringing it when it comes to tackling the issues we face on the daily.  From what it’s like to be the only Black person in the room to the different ways the effects of slavery are still felt today to how it feels when your Blackness is […]

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