Amidst a backdrop of enduring racial disparities, celebrating and recognizing Afro-Latin American communities are not just cultural imperatives but essential steps toward justice and equality. We can forge a more inclusive Latin American identity by acknowledging their contributions and addressing systemic challenges.
The United States’ immigration policies, which once granted citizenship to free white persons as stated in the 1790 Naturalization Act, now disproportionately exclude undocumented people of color from equal access to employment through the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.
Only a mass movement driven by extreme climate shocks can spark the social change needed to combat the climate crisis, a leading sociologist argues in her new book.
The Equity, Diversity & Inclusion office at the University of Utah held its monthly Reframing the Conversation event, “50 Years of Hip-Hop’s Influence on the Culture and Social Movements,” as a part of EDI’s Black History Month event series on Wednesday. “I think it’s very important when talking about hip-hop as a genre that.