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To help us advance in these fairly big structural inequalities like the pay gap. however, when you are a young woman trying to navigate, especially a young woman of color, you may not have access to funds or infrastructure and support to get ahead in the workplace. the idea of hustling to get where you want to go is actually very valuable. you have to kind of fake it till you make it, which they say a lot in the theranos documentary. i cringed every time they said it. but it's true. on some level, there is an aesthetic to it and a manifesto that helped a lot of young women and i didn't want to...

BFI-Funded Inclusive Cinema Project Tackles Racism With Toolkit Launch – Global Bulletin Variety 1/12/2021 The U.K.’s Inclusive Cinema project has launched a guide for improving the cinema experiences of ethnically diverse audiences and staff — a directive that challenges institutions to make good on their Black Lives Matter and anti-racism statements from 2020. More from Variety The guide, titled “Dismantling Structural Inequality in Your Cinema,” was commissioned from artist and freelancer Sadia Pineda Hameed, and is cited by its writer as “the last toolkit that cinemas shou...

By Eman Ali Beginner’s Mind  is a special project from Buddhistdoor Global collecting insightful essays written by US college students who have attended experiential-learning-based courses related to Buddhism. Some of the authors identify as Buddhists, for others it is their first encounter with the Buddhadharma. All are sharing reflections and impressions on what they’ve learned, how it has impacted their lives, and how they might continue to engage with the teaching. My curiosity about the relationship between Buddhism and economics began a year before I formally took the Buddhist Ec...

A recent University of Texas study found that political decisions, including Gov. Greg Abbott's mandate to allow construction work to continue during the coronavirus pandemic's outset, placed employees in that sector at risk. The report, titled “COVID-19, Structural Inequality, and the Past and Future of Low-Income Latinx Construction Workers in Austin, Texas,” was released by UT's Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice. Its findings suggest that the political climate of Austin and Texas in general – coupled with the prevalence of undocumented immigrants in th...

The hearing with thomas, clarence thomas, is going to come up, and so the thing here is that they have to deal with this head on because 40 years ago, it was a different time. we have moved away from that. we're talking about structural inequality. we're talking about things that have really hurt the brown and black community like the crime bill over these last few decades, and so they need to talk about how that was a mistake. they need to talk about how the things that he has done in the last 15 years that dealt with, you know -- that he's talked about civil rights issues. he's talked about ...