To Create Racial Change, Advertising Must ‘Envision a World That Doesn’t Exist’

To Create Racial Change, Advertising Must ‘Envision a World That Doesn’t Exist’

By Doug Zanger—July 21, 2020

Last month, a high-profile full-page print ad doubled as a protest sign in advance of Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa, Okla., just after the Juneteenth holiday. The ad in The Oklahoma Eagle, one of America’s oldest Black-owned newspapers, read “Being Black Is Not a Crime.” This simple white lettering on a black background was a stark reminder of the systemic racism endured by Bipoc (Black, Indigenous, people of color) populations in the country.

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Racial Justice Advocates Discuss Institutional Change at IOP Forum

Racial Justice Advocates Discuss Institutional Change at IOP Forum

By Michelle Bulin and Julia A. Maciejak—Dec. 1, 2022 Racial justice advocates shared methods to spearhead racial equity and bolster institutional change in a Harvard Institute of Politics forum on Wednesday. The forum, the last of the fall semester, was part of a...