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The Kansas City Star issued an apology on Sunday for the way the newspaper had previously covered, and largely ignored, the Black community for decades. 
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Stereotype threat is where minorities underperform solely because they're aware of a stereotype that people of their group do worse.
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A report into Indigenous wellbeing raises some alarming areas of concern and highlights the importance of a connection to culture for Indigenous Australians.
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New Zealand's largest media publisher, Stuff, has publicly apologized for the way it has portrayed Māori people, after an internal investigation uncovered evidence of "racism and marginalisation" in its representation of the country's Indigenous people.
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Men who believe rape should be tolerated, even legalised, discuss it with impunity online. Their networks are dangerous, but a brave author is shining a torch on them.
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The worldwide musical hit Hamilton is coming to Australia with its diverse cast including Indigenous and Pasifika actors, and they hope the conversation about representation continues beyond the show.
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Millions of White voters are once again showing who they are and -- spoiler -- it's not really that great for America, but in particular for Black and brown people.
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Two years after the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, the oldest hatred is flourishing across the political spectrum.
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Colleges and universities have a special role to play in making sure America’s prosperity is accessible to all.
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Victoria's legal profession has a major problem with cultural diversity, new research shows. It's something Law Institute of Victoria president Sam Pandya knows only too well.
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Two One Nation senators, a year 12 class of private schoolboys and the entire council for the Order of Australia are called out for misogynistic conduct
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Data also shows people under the age of 24 received 42% of the fines dished out from March to June
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As a teenage girl paralyzed with fear, one of the darkest albums of the 1990s, “The Downward Spiral,” gave me the guts to rebel against my tormentors.
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As Pākehā, growing up in Aotearoa I never considered myself to be racist or connected to racism in any way.
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Why are we still governed by stale, pale males – grown-up private school boys in pin-striped suits?
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Ian Roberts, the former rugby league player, has condemned Australia’s main sporting bodies for making ‘empty promises’ to eliminate homophobia
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Jack de Belin case, Jarryd Hayne and the sports players who never learned how to have sex. What we're learning from the courtroom.
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Social media can be a difficult place, depending on your background. But there are ways to take back control when things feel overwhelming.
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Questions have been raised about Federal Attorney-General Christian Porter's attitude towards women, after a Four Corners investigation revealed a history of sexism and inappropriate behaviour.
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President Donald Trump's plea for support from suburban women by asserting he's helping their husbands get back to work ignores the stark realities most American women are facing -- in a truly retrograde fashion that spotlights his own sexism and misogyny, argues Kara Alaimo.
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Adolescents spend ever greater portions of their days online and are especially vulnerable to discrimination. That’s a worrying combination.
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The governor, a Virginia Military Institute graduate, said the “culture is unacceptable for any Virginia institution in the 21st century, especially one funded by taxpayers.
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Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances in science and technology, explaining how they change our understanding of the world and shape our lives.
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November 17, 2020 9:48 AM
Implicit bias training isn't enough. What actually works?
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For years, white-supremacist rhetoric hid in plain sight among cat GIFs and Hitler jokes. Why didn’t we see the danger?
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Dan Levy suggested in an Instagram post that his fans study Canadian Indigenous history along with him. About 64,000 people signed up.
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