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While Derek Chauvin's 22.5 year sentencing shows a rare case of accountability served by those who use their power and privilege against people in marginalized communities, this is far from justice. As we continue to reflect on the past year since Ge...
Today marks the 25th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada. I'm finding myself preoccupied by the work that remains in the name of reconciliation and action especially in light of the recent discovery of children in unmarked graves...
Happy Juneteenth! This Juneteenth, we’re celebrating Black Joy and reflecting on progress made and the path forward. LEARN: Learn about the story of Juneteenth in @Camille's virtual exhibit, read @maya_simmons's opinion piece on the work that remai...
As the country reckons with inequality around race, gender, and sexuality, I've found that I've had to unlearn so much of what I was taught as a child. As a closeted queer woman in a conservative Texas family, I was very much raised in a white, patri...
Révolutionnaire Weekly Recap | June 7 - June 11 Check out our newest articles this week! 癩 ⚖️ Criminal Justice Reform: @irenekoo Irene posted about the Racial Disparities in Juvenile Justice Systems Environmentalism: @KamilleJ wrote a fundamental ...
My heart is extra heavy today thinking about the Muslim family who was killed in a violent hate crime Sunday night in London, Ontario. While out on an evening stroll, the family of five was run over by an attacker who intended to kill them for being ...
Today we celebrate the life of Breonna Taylor, who would have been 28 and was taken from her loved ones all too soon due to the systemic violence against Black communities by police.As we continue to shape the spaces and communities to which we belon...
Hi everyone! I'm a grade 11 high school student currently deciding which schools I should apply to. My aunt attended an HBCU and said that she loved her experience of being surrounded by other Black students. My parents are concerned that HBCUs do no...
