Category: Social Justice
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International Women’s Day
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Read more: International Women’s DayDue to its ties with socialism and communism, perhaps it’s not surprising that International Women’s Day didn’t catch on in the United States the way it did in other countries. Recently, however, international marketing campaigns have brought the…
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10 Principles of Disability Justice
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Read more: 10 Principles of Disability JusticeDisability cuts across class, gender, race, and ethnicity, and disproportionately affects people living in poverty, women, and people of color.
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Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills Are Rapidly Escalating
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Read more: Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills Are Rapidly EscalatingThis year alone there have been more than 400 anti-LGBTQ bills proposed. This is a state of emergency. The strategy here is to have these bills contested and make their way to the conservative Supreme Court to pass…
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On “Nothing can be Changed Until it is Faced: Museum Solidarity Statements as Reflections of Understanding Systemic Racism”
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Read more: On “Nothing can be Changed Until it is Faced: Museum Solidarity Statements as Reflections of Understanding Systemic Racism”We implore White staff at predominantly White institutions to examine their museum’s history and practices to understand how they reflect White supremacy culture and Colonialism.
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Black History Month
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Read more: Black History MonthBlack history is American history. #blackhistory365 Black history is American history. #blackhistory365
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Black Mental Health Matters
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Read more: Black Mental Health MattersCheck out the @afspnational’s work, ‘Mental Health Resources for Underrepresented Communities,’ a comprehensive guide on mental health resources and tips for the Black community.
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A “person-oriented society
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Read more: A “person-oriented societyWe must rapidly begin the shift from a “thing-oriented” society to a “person-oriented” society.
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The Emancipator’s Justice Dictionary
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Read more: The Emancipator’s Justice DictionaryThe Justice Dictionary by The Emancipator provides essential terms and concepts that help contextualize current societal issues and offers insights for envisioning a better future.
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Queering the map
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Read more: Queering the mapCheckout @queeringthemap – It’s a community generated counter-mapping platform for digitally archiving LGBTQ2IA+ experience in relation to physical space.
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Charles Allis Art Museum will host “Ghosts of Segregation: America’s Continuing Struggle“
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Read more: Charles Allis Art Museum will host “Ghosts of Segregation: America’s Continuing Struggle“Beginning on July 28, Milwaukee’s Charles Allis Art Museum will host “Ghosts of Segregation: America’s Continuing Struggle,” a traveling photography exhibition that explores the lingering presence of segregation, slavery, and institutional racism hidden in everyday American architecture. Through…
The Empathetic Museum 