by courageousadmin | Nov 23, 2016 | Race
By Michelle Ye Hee Lee—Nov. 11, 2016 The first email calling me a “b‑‑‑‑” for my Pinocchio rating came early in the election season, when there were so many presidential candidates it was hard to keep track. I showed it to my colleague and editor Glenn Kessler. He was...
by courageousadmin | Nov 23, 2016 | Race
By Akiba Solomon—Nov. 11, 2016 It has been more than three years since #BlackLivesMatter became a rallying cry for a movement. While centering Black communities and resistance, #BlackLivesMatter galvanized not only Black organizers, it challenged people of all races...
by courageousadmin | Nov 22, 2016 | Race
By Laura Lorenzetti Soper—Oct. 19, 2016 Edith Cooper has spent over 20 years at Goldman Sachs, growing from the energy-trading division to become the global head of human capital management. She’s the hiring gatekeeper for the investment bank — and part of the...
by courageousadmin | Oct 27, 2016 | Race
By Nosheen Iqbal—Oct 20, 2016 Lupita Nyong’o is, rumour suggests, a nightmare. Difficult. Cold. Prone to making heavy demands. She also quite famously won an Oscar for her first film straight out of Yale School of Drama, just three years ago. So, you might expect a...
by courageousadmin | Oct 27, 2016 | Race
By John Metta—Oct 10, 2016 My memories of that long ago are like found photographs, all sepias and faded greens. A cold, silent room. Bright white lights and blue sheets that smelled like my grandma’s house. A sewing needle and scissors on a steel table. A man...
by courageousadmin | Oct 27, 2016 | Race
Oct 7, 2016 This summer, five exceptional high school students from diverse backgrounds and four different states (California, Maryland, Ohio and Washington, D.C.) who wanted to learn about the Japanese American experience and history during World War II tapped into...
