Today in 1963, almost a decade after Brown v. Board of Education, the University of North Alabama denied admission to a Black applicant because of his race. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti… #racialjustice #affirmativeaction

Misogynoir describes the specific forms of misogyny and sexism that Black women experience. It is a combination of the words misogyny, which refers to the hatred or dislike of women, and noir, which means black in French. the-ard.com/glossary/misog… #misogynoir #antiracismdaily

White feminism is a form of feminism that focuses exclusively on the experiences and needs of white women. It fails to address the intersections of race, class, and other forms of oppression that shape the experiences of WOC and other marginalized groups. the-ard.com/glossary/white…

Gerrymandering is the practice of manipulating the boundaries of electoral districts to create an unfair advantage for a certain political party or group. the-ard.com/glossary/gerry…

Voter suppression is the practice of intentionally making it harder for people to vote. This includes implementing strict voter ID laws, purging voter rolls, closing polling places in areas with high marginalized populations, and sharing misinformation. the-ard.com/glossary/voter…

Reparations are actions taken to compensate for harm or injury. This may include financial compensation for the descendants of enslaved people and marginalized communities in the US. the-ard.com/glossary/repar… #reparations #antiracismdaily

Allyship is actively supporting and advocating for marginalized groups. An ally is someone who uses their privilege or power to stand up for disadvantaged groups. the-ard.com/glossary/allys…

"White savior complex" refers to the belief that white people have a responsibility or a right to "save" POC from their problems or circumstances. It often includes a sense of superiority and a lack of awareness of one’s own privilege. the-ard.com/glossary/white… #antiracismdaily

Today in 2014, a white police officer shot an unarmed Black teenager named Michael Brown to death in Ferguson, Missouri. Despite nationwide pleas for accountability, no one was punished for Michael Brown’s death. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

Implicit biases are attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. These biases are not necessarily based on personal prejudices or beliefs, but rather on societal and cultural conditioning. the-ard.com/glossary/impli…

Xenophobia is a fear or hatred of people from other countries or cultures. It is often manifested as discrimination or prejudice against people who are perceived as being different or foreign. the-ard.com/glossary/xenop…

Internalized oppression is the inner acceptance of negative messages and beliefs about oneself and one’s group that are circulated by society and systems of oppression. It can manifest as self-hatred, low self-esteem, self-doubt, and a lack of self-worth. the-ard.com/glossary/inter…

Capitalize the “B” in “Black” and “I” in “Indigenous” to signify respect. Learn this and so much more from Nicole Cardoza (she/her) & Anti-Racism Daily buff.ly/3Ozxzay

In today's newsletter, we examine the U.S. Empire and the five territories that it continues to exploit and neglect. the-ard.com/2023/08/16/the…

The disability justice movement is working to dismantle ableism and advocate for the rights of historically marginalized disabled communities. Dive into this explainer to learn how we can create a society where everyone thrives. the-ard.com/2023/08/17/dis…

The most depressing part of this story is how those most impacted were never centered in the community's response. nytimes.com/2023/08/17/mag…

It’s the jurors’ right to acquit if they believe the law itself is wrong, or if the prosecution has conducted the case in a way that feels inherently unjust.

The March on Washington was one of the largest mass mobilizations advocating for civil rights and economic justice. Learn more about this monumental event, its implications for the civil rights movement, and how you can continue its efforts today. the-ard.com/2023/08/24/the…

In this Q&A feature, Anti-Racism Daily offers informative advice on addressing pay gaps in the workspace. Read more here: buff.ly/3sNwnsX #YWBoston #equalpay #wageequitynow

Much of what we’re taught about Latin American countries is a story told to make the U.S. seem superior. But what might we miss about our own democracy, and our influence on countries abroad? the-ard.com/2023/09/12/uni…