by courageousadmin | Aug 23, 2018 | Race
By Giselle Castro Growing up in a Peruvian and Colombian household, I was used to being around family members who had indigenous features like myself. With tan skin, thick black hair and dark features, I never felt a need to look differently, and have always been...
by courageousadmin | Aug 23, 2018 | Race
By Christopher Vourlias—May 17 2018 Frustrated with the lack of diversity and inclusion in the French film industry, 16 black actresses took to the red carpet in Cannes on Wednesday night, staging a protest against racism just days after 82 women, led by Cannes jury...
by courageousadmin | Aug 23, 2018 | Race
By Angela Hanks, Danyelle Solomon and Christian E. Weller—Feb. 21, 2018 Wealth—the measure of an individual’s or family’s financial net worth—provides all sorts of opportunities for American families. Wealth makes it easier for people to seamlessly transition between...
by courageousadmin | Jul 12, 2018 | Race
By Michael Donkor—July 7 2018 On an overcast day in Oxford in 2003, a few weeks into the first year of an English literature degree, I found myself doing something out of character. I broke a rule. Rather than going to my scheduled tutorial, rather than sitting on the...
by courageousadmin | Jul 12, 2018 | Race
June 14th, 2018 The public face of racial discrimination is usually an African American, or possibly Latino. However, members of any minority can face bias and prejudice at work and in their day-to-day lives. Tribal members, and others who identify as Native...
by courageousadmin | Jul 12, 2018 | Race
By Claire White—June 12, 2018 Does calling offensive behavior “a joke” detract from degradation inflicted at someone’s expense? Is humor usually a deflection from assessing our insecurities? Can people thrive without fully embracing parts of themselves and their...
