Juneteenth marks freedom, memory, ongoing struggle
“Freedom, when delayed, does not arrive equally for all.”
Read More“Freedom, when delayed, does not arrive equally for all.”
Read More“Canada’s decision to abstain has placed it at the center of that conversation.”
Read More“When you convince a people they have no history worth remembering, you make them dependent on others to define their worth.”
Read More“Even when the language falters, the heart of our community speaks a dialect that needs no translation.”
Read More“You are asked: whose stories are we ready to see, and hear, next?”
Read More“This philosophy grounds our work and reminds us that our strengths come from our collective care, resilience, and solidarity.”
Read MoreEditor’s Note: You may have missed this the first time, or its impact may hit differently now. Either way, it’s
Read More“Your most powerful weapon is an accurate assessment of the situation.”
Read More“We reaffirm our commitment to advancing equity, dignity, belonging and opportunity for all.”
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