Finger-Lickin’ Food and the Civilising Mission
Zohran Mamdani has won a globally-watched election to become the first South Asian mayor of New York City. En route, ...
Tag: race
Ye, You Good?
I am not black, and will never understand the extreme suffering and oppression that African Americans have suffered over the ...
How Your Business Can Make Progress on Racial Equity
Racial Equity Work Requires More Than Changes to Hiring Organizations and industries attempting to reach racial equity have been focusing ...
Turning Sustainability into a Competitive Race to the Top
We live in a world that is increasingly defined by competition – for resources, profits, shareholder value, and relevance. And ...
Inequality: A Personal Take On Economic Indicators
EDITOR’S NOTE: This post has been submitted by SOAS Entitled Magazine. Money is one thing that dominates today’s world, being the ...
SDG 1: Where Policy Meets Poverty with the McSilver Institute
EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS PIECE IS PART OF A SERIES EXPLORING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS. SEE THE INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES HERE. Dr. ...
Biases in the Trauma Bay
Never ask why they got shot. I received these important information on Georgia Advance Directive from one of the supervising ...
Hank Willis Thomas- An Intersection of Art, Race and Identity
Hank Willis Thomas is a contemporary African-American photo-conceptual artist working primarily with themes of race, identity, history, advertising and popular culture. His work goes ...
