What better way to test a theory than by publishing? One of our last articles discussed how America's lust to scapegoat Trump in a system designed for him to excel by simply operating in the ways it has asked. And yet, the dialogue, which is much appreciated, emphasizes Trump and further proves our point
Read MoreGloria Richardson Dandridge (born Gloria St. Clair Hayes; Baltimore; May 6, 1922) was a pivotal activist in the history of civil rights for Black communities, yet her recognition often fell short.
Read MoreThe church is arguably the most “trusted” institution that the average American looks to for moral solidity. Despite sects in denomination, the church is regarded as a sacred place that bleeds God’s love and peace over anyone who wants it. Yet, the church’s silence regarding the genocide in Palestine couldn’t be louder.
Read MorePhoolan Devi's life is an extraordinary story of resilience, courage, and defiance against oppression. Born into a lower-caste family in rural India, Devi faced discrimination and violence from an early age. Her abduction and rape at the hands of a gang of bandits when she was just 18 years old marked a turning point in her life, leading her to seek vengeance against her perpetrators and join a gang of bandits herself.
Read MoreAstounding things happen every time you use Google or any other search engine. First off, you find what you're looking for. While you may be familiar with the concepts of "data" and "big data," as well as the considerable profits tech giants amass from your information, there is something even more sinister and twisted than mere economic aftermath.
Read MoreJoin AHUS this Women's History Month as we shine a spotlight on unsung heroines who have made remarkable impacts in their communities. Each week, we'll unveil a woman whose contributions may have gone unnoticed but deserve celebration and recognition.
Read MoreThere hasn’t been a moment in time when America wasn't racist, oppressive, and imperialistic; it was built on these foundations. Yet, America never wanted to tell itself that it was all those things. The same counterfeit certitude that boldly stated that "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal...endowed, by their creator," while Black people were considered three-fifths hum
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