Everyday Forms of White Supremacy
When we see white supremacy only in its most explicit incarnations, we lose sight of how racism operates.
Tag: Race Class and Gender
The Hand Work of the Footbound
Chinese women practiced footbinding for centuries—why is still too little understood.
Women and the World in Academia
How the global character of higher education has given women a leg up in STEM fields.
What’s Wrong with Paid Family Leave?
Without broader cultural changes paid family leave is only a Band-Aid—or worse yet, a stigma.
A New (Old) Narrative for the Left
In the Trump era Democrats need to revive their critique of the abuse of economic power.
Militarization and Multicultural Rights
U.S. intervention in Nicaragua has had lasting consequences for Afrodescendants.
Diversity: America vs. France
Two authors discuss how notions of race, culture, and gender differ when we toggle between American Exceptionalism and the French Exception.
Against Abstraction
The most alarming aspect of the American political climate today is a failure of empathy.
