Tag: Discrimination

This mural, located in San Francisco's Mission District—one of the neighborhoods most affected by gentrification—powerfully illustrates the displacement and cultural erasure faced by marginalized communities. It stands as a vivid reminder of the resilience and resistance of those fighting to protect their homes and heritage amidst rapid urban transformation.
Books

Gentrification as Genocide: Whiteness, Displacement, and Power

À propos du livre White Supremacy and Racism in Progressive America: Race,…

By
Miguel Montalva Barba
13 Min Read
Auburn State Prison, c.1880
BooksPolitical History

Routine, Resistance, and Retribution: Life in Auburn Prison

Excerpt from Freeman’s Challenge: The Murder that Shook America’s Original Prison for…

By
Robin Bernstein
14 Min Read
On March 7, 1965, 600 Black civil rights protesters led by Hosea Williams (at right front in dark raincoat) and John Lewis (at right in light-colored coat) crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. They were met by state troopers and local police, who gave them a two-minute warning to disperse. When the protesters refused, officers tear-gassed and beat them, resulting in over 50 hospitalizations.
Books

Black ‘Race’ and White Supremacy Saga

About the book Black ‘Race’ and White Supremacy Saga by Kehbuma Langmia,…

By
Kehbuma Langmia
12 Min Read
A group of individuals with flags and banners, one prominently featuring the name "JESUS", standing before a significant building that appears to be the U.S. Capitol. This scene could be associated with the events of January 6, 2021, where the intersection of political activism, religious fervor, and nationalist sentiment were visibly on display. The presence of religious symbolism, such as the "JESUS" banner, suggests the involvement of certain groups that may blend their political views with their religious beliefs, which aligns with ideologies like those propagated by the Christian Identity movement.
Politics & Religion

Christian Identity: Race & Religious Ideologies Intertwined

Wesley Swift's teachings and the Christian Identity movement not only mirror America's…

By
Ana Bochicchio
13 Min Read
Monochromatic portrait of an indigenous woman, embodying the heart of a superdiverse world. Her piercing gaze, coupled with her feathered headdress and ritualistic face paint, underscore the profound essence of superdiversity and authentic cultural richness.
Insights

Unlocking Justice: Evolve Law for a Superdiverse World

In an era of unprecedented diversity, the need for adaptable constitutional law…

By
P&RR
10 Min Read
Protesters take a stand against systemic racism
Insights

Racial and Gender Disparities in Juvenile Pretrial Detention

In the pursuit of a fair and equitable society, the juvenile justice…

By
P&RR
11 Min Read
A courtroom setting with a balance of nature and urban elements in the background. In the foreground, a human figure, representing Jordi Casamitjana, stands with a group of animals, symbolizing ethical veganism. Behind them, legal documents and scales of justice are displayed, emphasizing the legal context. The overall tone is contemplative, highlighting the intersection of law, ethics, and veganism.
Environment & Animals

Unveiling Nonreligion: The Case of Ethical Veganism

In a landmark legal verdict, ethical veganism gains recognition as a philosophical…

By
Lauren Strumos
8 Min Read
U.S. Army Specialist in Kirkuk's struggle, poised with his weapon during a security patrol, exemplifies the challenges faced by Iraqi Federal Government in human rights protection.
Human Rights

Kirkuk’s Struggle: A Reflection of Human Rights

The human rights situation in Kirkuk is not just a local issue;…

By
P&RR
4 Min Read