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Officers Who Killed Breonna Taylor Face No Murder Charges
Only one officer was charged with wanton endangerment for firing stray bullets into people’s homes.
Wendy’s Exposes Itself As The Ultimate Performative Ally
The fast food chain claims to support the Black Lives Matter movement while quietly maintaining company policies that actively harm Black and Latinx workers.
How a Houston Baker is Raising Money for Anti-Racism Organizations
“That’s the most classic, old fashioned way to raise money.”
Adults Near UNC’s Campus Step Up to Support Students When University Resources Fail
A new community-led initiative pairs students with various needs with local parents who can provide it.
The Back to School Money Grab
Universities around the country show a blatant disregard for students’ lives, while collecting tuition — often at full price.
How High School Journalists in Georgia are Pushing Through an Uncertain Academic Year
“Our students, our teachers, the county need a form of news.”
Keeping Nightlife Alive in New York City
While the pandemic sweeps across the nation, the nightlife industry in New York City struggles to keep afloat.
Former Glossier Employees Accuse the Company of Mistreatment
Former retail workers are demanding the brand commit itself to actualizing the self-image it promotes on social media.
How Photographer Fatima Julien Flips the Script by Taking Photos of Police
In “Portrait of Pigs,” artist Fatima Julien aims her camera at cops instead of protesters.