Category: Covering a Public Lecture

What if justice was viewed not as a matter of treating women equal to men or Blackness as equal to whiteness, but treating Black women…

“What are you”? I’ve been asked this question by strangers around the world since I was little. I’ve been stopped on the street, train, or…

It’s the end of her grant cycle, and Kimberlé Crenshaw is presenting her accomplishments to her funder, hoping to secure continued support. Crenshaw is talking…

(I know this seems like the set up for a joke, but bear with me – it’s an honest question which yields surprising takeaways). Kwame…

In our current political climate, the word “identity” has become something of a buzzword. Identity serves as a uniting force for individuals who share some…