Tag: BLM

Last month marked 158 years since the United States Civil War came to an end. Yet, the American education system ...

Should we take meritocracy as a given? Or is there another, better way to organize society? One that would avoid ...

As BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) women across the U.S. continue to observe Equal Pay Day in the coming ...

When Impakter first asked me to write a piece on special education, race, and the COVID-19 pandemic, I knew what ...

At last weeks presidential inauguration, Vice President Kamala Harris took the oath of office and made history yet again in ...

Last November I volunteered to serve as an observer in Georgia for a non-governmental organization that specializes in monitoring elections ...

At its most basic level, the fairest system of voting most accurately reflects the principle of one person one vote.  ...

People across Nigeria and beyond have taken to the streets in a show of popular anger against police brutality. For ...

A Brief History of Woke Culture “Staying woke,” a phrase unheard of before 2014, began to gain traction after the ...

As Joe Biden’s Vice President nominee, California senator Kamala Harris, with her Jamaican ancestry and Indian heritage, is the embodiment ...

Black Lives Matter (BLM) has been asking for societal reforms and change since 2013, but this summer was different. A ...

I am fortunate to have a wide circle of progressive intellectual friends, but I am worried about them. There is ...