Avow Texas CEO raven e. freeborn discusses the effects of SB 8 as well as the future of reproductive justice in the South.

When teachers are willing to erase your history from the K–12 curriculum, and college is inaccessible to most working-poor kids, where would they learn about Black history?

James E. Murray, Jr., PhD is a Bedford-anthologized writer and scholar from Little Rock, Arkansas, whose work centers on race, lineage, education and repair in America. He is the former host of the ...

The publication of this essay was supported by the Trans Journalists Association. Every year, hundreds of people in the United States die from pregnancy-related complications. In most states, maternal ...

Florida-based worker justice and reproductive justice activists gathered in Orlando to discuss how their movements can, do, and should overlap in October 2024. This came after Florida enacted a ...

Throughout my early medical education in the Deep South, race was ever-present, shaping the way we were taught to diagnose, treat, and even perceive human beings. It wasn't just a footnote; it was the ...

This essay is Part 2 in a series analyzing the zombie racial Other in media. The horde is, of course, imagined as a "zombie border siege" and players gain points for each deflected zombie. It's ...

The "War on Terror" reshaped modern U.S. identity around Islamophobia and refined the political playbook now central to dismantling reproductive freedom.

Given the significance of walls as protection barriers in zombie narratives that emphasize security and survival, Trump invoking zombie invasion as a metaphor for immigration is, frankly, low-hanging ...