originally published in 2014. One of the great powers of film is its ability to spark conversation that is both challenging and compassionate. This enables p...

originally published in 2014. One of the great powers of film is its ability to spark conversation that is both challenging and compassionate. This enables p...

originally published 2014. One of the great powers of film is its ability to spark conversation that is both challenging and compassionate. This enables part...

originally published in 2014. One of the great powers of film is its ability to spark conversation that is both challenging and compassionate. This enables p...

originally published in 2014. An Unhelpful Pattern After many years of doing cultural diversity workshops, we recognized an unhelpful pattern often emerged i...

Melissa Harris-Perry’s public apology for her comic piece on the Romney family has brought transracial adoption into the news.  The Huffington Post article, ...

"To create effective strategies for change, we must be able to analyze the external manifestations of racism -- policy, laws and the structural relationship ...

Maya Angelou, who passed away in 2014, was a warrior for equality, tolerance and peace. One way to honor her work is to use her poetry to more deeply underst...

What is the difference between personal bias and institutionalized privilege? In this clip from Mirrors of Privilege: Making Whiteness Visible, Francie Kenda...