Identity and Equity

This country is built on systems propped up by sexism and racism—as Black women we encounter this every day.

Embracing a fuller understanding of “us” is not only a challenge but also an opportunity. And it is in our own best interest to do so. 

As a child, Black History Month was a call to greatness. As an adult, it reminds me of the power of ordinary people who give extraordinary love.

Thousands of people in the United States identify as Black-Indigenous or Afro-Indigenous. Meet three members of this community.

Biden administration makes commitment to fulfilling Federal trust and treaty responsibilities to Tribal Nations.

A "better" argument is a way of engaging across differences, not by setting those differences aside, but by engaging them directly.

“Who Is Us?,” a research project from the Aspen Institute and the Democracy Fund, centers on the idea that severe fragmentation of American society is a direct threat to our democracy.

The Inclusive America Project examines how Muslims and Evangelicals can build common ground through a framework of vulnerability and a shared goal of religious freedom.

True decolonization means genuinely listening to Indigenous community members and creating shifts in the power dynamics.