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EquityBlog

Appleギフトカードの現金化する流れとは
1 year ago
racismreview.com

Racializing DNA: How People Interpret their Ancestry Tests
2 years ago
Colorlines

Activists Explain What True Cannabis Equity Looks Like for People of Color
3 years ago
Resist racism

When SLAPP meets Streisand
6 years ago
Racialicious - the intersection of race and pop culture

‘I’m a verb’: An MTA worker responds to criticism of Leslie Jones’ Ghostbusters role
8 years ago
Racism Today

Fox website racist typo about black hockey player
11 years ago
Sarah and Kate's Disney Racism Blog

I would just like to point out that Song of the South did not have slaves, it had sharecroppers. It was set during the Reconstruction Era, and while I do not deny that in general sharecroppers did not have happy lives, Song of the South was made in the forties and as such is a product of its time. These were the days before Civil Rights. It should be taken as a piece of American history. This movie shows things that really happened to some people, and it does not deserve the stigma it has.
12 years ago
Anti-Racist Action

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