The Moral Limits of Anti-racist Self-Help

Illustration by Vahram Muradyan; images by Les Byerley / Shutterstock; QuartoMundo / CGTrader This article was published online on August 3, 2021. Last March, just before we knew the pandemic had arrived, my husband and I enrolled our son in a progressive private school in Pasadena, California. He was 14 …

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‘Through Her Eyes’ Humanizes A Moment In Civil Rights

Recognized by the African Academy Awards and included as one of the films featured on  USA Today’s Summer of 2021 Movie Picks,Through Her Eyes is the latest Civil Rights-era historical drama to take place in Selma, Alabama, following 15-year-old Rosalee Wimbush (Rayven Symone Ferrell) in a captivating coming of age …

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Black Women’s Equal Pay Day: We Demand Our Dollars

Today (August 3) is Black Women’s Equal Pay, which is a day that highlights the financial disparities that Black women experience that can result in a multitude of unintended consequences.  The Black women wage gap is a threat to the economy, the Black family, and society as a whole. Therefore, …

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<em>Stillwater</em> Isn’t a Typical True-Crime Drama

The director Tom McCarthy is known for subtle, well-acted character films that take surprising narrative turns. His latest work is no exception. Jessica Forde / Focus Features Stillwater’s premise is simple: What if you were Amanda Knox’s father? This Matt Damon–starring project from the director Tom McCarthy is only loosely …

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