Activists oppose Columbia University class on improving Harlem
Community activists and students continue to take issue with a Columbia University course as well as the university’s partnership with developers. Read more
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Community activists and students continue to take issue with a Columbia University course as well as the university’s partnership with developers. Read more
Three universities are under scrutiny for their “Diversity and Inclusion Fellowship” with the Country Music Association due to its exclusion of white applicants. Read more
Shakespeare’s Globe, the historic theatre where the Bard’s famous plays were first performed hundreds of years ago, has partnered with Cambridge University Press to host a series of free webinars to study the works with an emphasis on race and identity. Read more
One of the world’s oldest newspapers still in print, Austria’s Wiener Zeitung, will primarily move online, after a decision on Thursday by the country’s parliament. Read more
The behaviour of children as young as eight is being affected by them viewing pornography, the children's commissioner for England has said. Read more
A Canadian man who allegedly shouted at a nine-year-old girl and questioned whether she was transgender has been banned from attending elementary school athletics competitions, after an incident that activists say reflects a broader rise in anti-trans hate across the country. Read more
TikTok is driving online frenzies that encourage anti-social behaviour in the real world, a BBC Three investigation reveals. Read more
Politically liberal people’s lesser empathy toward conservatives stems from a liberal inclination to engage in harsh moral judgment of political opponents. Read more
Students in Kampala have been beaten and arrested for marching against a 900-mile pipeline co-owned by a French company Read more
A study recently published by UCLA researchers suggests that showing white people historical photos of racism toward black Americans in the healthcare system helps them believe racism exists today. Read more