How Do Corporations Support Black People Moving Forward?

A month ago, the question on everyone’s mind was, “What will life look like post-Covid?” This question prompted companies to adjust how they do business — you got the emails. They’ll be instituting new policies and procedures to…

Flickers of Hope and Exhaustion

Oakland-based photographer and writer Brandon Ruffin poetically captures the tug-of-war Black people experience when shuffling between moments of exhaustion and “flickers of hope.” It’s a constant dance, a phrase used a lot to describe being Black in America. The U.S. is a…

“In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist. We must be anti-racist.” — Angela Davis

On Asthma and the Black Community

‘I can’t breathe’ has a medical racism backstory

Mattias Lehman’s Twitter thread on environmental racism, asthma, and how they impact Black people is a valuable — and poetic — read.

Statu(t)es of Limitation

Sherman Neal was shaken by the death of Ahmaud Arbery. So the Marine veteran and attorney did something about it.