Human Development Project

Kevin HoctorMar 273 min read

Privacy

There are two kinds of privacy: that which you freely discard and the privacy that is ripped from your hands.

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M.K. LeibmanMar 134 min read

The Terrorism Empathy Gap: Why We Still Care More About Paris Than Ankara.

Empathy is defined as “the…

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Torri OatsMar 84 min read

Brown Bodies as “Strange Fruit”: 1939 to Present

When I listen to many forms of music, I often search…

KV ThompsonFeb 183 min read

Can you see me?

For maybe the 4th time this week, I read the comments. I never read the comments but this week I somehow decided that strangers can validate my existence. I was wrong.

Everyone knows that you should never read the comments to any post that deals with race, poverty, gender…

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Mirah CurzerFeb 75 min read

Let’s Stop Talking So Much About Privilege

Not because it asks too much — because it asks too little

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Gavin ByrnesJan 43 min read

Men Should Help Other Men Learn How Not To Be Misogynist, Because It’s Unfair And Time-Consuming To Rely On Women To Do That

I follow a lot of feminist writers on Twitter. Some because they are my friends, some because they are friends of my…

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Cindy RizzoJan 266 min read

We Can All Learn from Creating Change 2016

You may have read the news reports about the protest of a reception at this year’s Creating Change conference in Chicago. Maybe you were there? Maybe a friend called you from the conference relaying a breathless account?

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Bedford PalmerJan 235 min read

White Privilege II: Who Do You Think You’re Talking To?

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Human Development ProjectJan 193 min read

Oh How Far We Have Come

This Is What 50+ Amazing Authors and 100+ Awe-Inspiring Stories Looks Like

Veronica BenavidesDec 13, 20153 min read

The Danger of Scalia’s Words

Last week, during the case Fisher v. University of Texas, Supreme Court Justice Scalia questioned the effectiveness of affirmative action by stating that African-American students do not do well in “advanced” schools. He said,

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