Decolonize my syllabus, decolonize my curriculum, decolonize my classroom—for some time now, the term “decolonization” has been the buzzword around campus, as students and certain faculty demand ...

The “P” word can be triggering. Yet, it does not have to be. Privilege can be a difficult concept for people to understand. Because it often requires clarification, this creates a gap between what ...

On April 4, 2023, the Bates faculty passed legislation to enact a new requirement on race, power, privilege, and colonialism for students at Bates College beginning with the incoming first year ...

We are witnessing the powerful influence of women as they speak out about sexual assaults and harassment in the workplace and elsewhere. These voices heard in the media give permission for other women ...

‘The Menu,’ directed by Mark Mylod and starring Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy, is a film that operates on many levels, blending dark comedy, thriller, and social satire into a tightly constructed ...

In tune with rising awareness of the world’s inequities, a slew of 2021 shows sought to unpack the nuanced dynamics of power and privilege through the lens of their leading ladies, portraying women ...

Who gets to jump to the head of the COVID-19 vaccine line? The pandemic also reveals America’s willingness to accept the basic unfairness that is baked into our health care system. “Medical ethics ...

Sometime between the publications of the Starr Report and the Access Hollywood recordings, Americans decided that we don’t care about the character of our statesmen. This is an error, but it’s ...

For more than five decades, Edward Burke wielded power in Chicago politics through an army of allies that he placed in city jobs, loyalists who served as his personal intelligence network. From his ...

Is the Ukrainian president giving us a masterclass on professionalism and workplace bullying? What does it mean to “look professional”? For generations, the answer has been straightforward: a crisp ...