National Anti-Racism Teach-In

05/16/2026

When tragedies happen, we reach for the immediate causes. But if we stop there, we miss the deeper structure — the historical and cultural architecture that shapes how violence unfolds.

02/27/2026

Opinion: This Black History Month, the legacy of Frederick Douglass offer lessons for the work that comes next.

01/25/2026

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Let’s retire the idea that burnout is merely overwork. Let’s broaden our understanding to include blagony: the strain of being seen as a single voice for a whole community.

11/03/2025

So eye opening. Great reporting from the PI.

In the months since the Trump administration lifted the so-called sensitive locations policy, the spaces where children learn and grow have lost their sense of safety.

09/12/2025

Democracy is an agreement — an agreement that words will substitute for weapons, that ballots will substitute for bullets. The killing of a political figure tears at the fabric of that covenant.

07/27/2025

President Donald Trump didn’t trigger a backlash against a particular policy; he gave shape to a deeper racial resentment against the diversifying direction of history itself.

06/22/2025

Black fatherhood may be the most redemptive force we rarely talk about. It is the moral backbone of a people who have taught this country how to love in the face of hate.

06/21/2025

Beautiful article in the Philadelphia Inquirer on the American History of black fatherhood and race.

Black fatherhood may be the most redemptive force we rarely talk about. It is the moral backbone of a people who have taught this country how to love in the face of hate.

05/27/2025

On behalf of the National Anti-racism Teach-in, we honor the extraordinary life and legacy of Congressman Charles Rangel - a trailblazer, a champion for justice, and a tireless voice for equity. His steadfast commitment to civil rights and public service leaves an enduring mark on the fight against racism and for a more just America.