Racial Justice

What society needs isn’t more discrimination against men by subjecting only men to prison. And it doesn’t need the infantilization of women, either.

The number of Black people killed by the police has increased in the last two years. This is shocking as it’s the opposite of what we might expect in the wake of Black Lives Matter.

Too often we have heard of cases on the news where a young, Black male has been assumed to be guilty of something, only for it to transpire later that he was innocent.

The myth of patriarchy is nothing but a way for white women to maintain a narrative of victimhood and thereby get away with racism with impunity.

Women are not a minority; and trying to co-opt minority issues is ultimately another form of racism and discrimination against true minorities.

The mass demand that legal due process be ignored in Cosby’s case proves that we live in a society where punishment should be doled out extrajudicially only if women are the victims.  

Though there’s lots of talk these days about workplace diversity, it’s often little more than a trendy buzzword that’s rarely about inclusion.

Packaging up a biased and racist history that formed the foundation of modern feminism under the label “intersectional feminism” won’t do enough to actually help improve things for the entire black community.

Fathers play a huge role in kids’ wellbeing. These consequences ruin the lives of the boys who experience them and create a cycle of fatherlessness.

Black, Hispanic and Native American male students are the most at risk populations, partly due to specific failures of the education system.