#social-justice

Bypass the Disability Industrial Complex:

A lawyer’s guide to filing a winnable SSDI claim.

Less than Divine: To Worship a Goddess, To Restrict a Woman

As the year begins to wane, the country begins to change colour. Not all at once, and not in any way that can quite be traced back to any…

Say Nice Things to Strangers

Be genuine, smile, expect nothing, and move on.

A Deconstruction of the Eurocentric Bias in the Western Fantasy Canon

Exploring the racial and cultural bias in Western fantasy and how we can fix it.

Criminal Profiling as seen in Netflix’s Mindhunter

Exploring the idea and falsehoods of criminal profiling.

You Have Human Rights. Until You Try to Use Them.

Haiku #2 — Algorithmic WMDs

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India’s Cockroach Moment: When a Country Finds Its Voice Again

The most important lesson of the movement may be that citizens do not always require the platforms of political parties to become…

WHEN WELFARE BECOMES A DOCUMENTARY OBSTACLE

Administrative Burden, Evidentiary Individualisation and the Practical Right to Housing Assistance in Latvia

When Justice Is Silent, Your Voice Must Impact Change

When Justice Responds Differently: The Cases of Nolan Wells and the Cornell Seven

Tomorrow, wear orange. Here’s why

Tomorrow is Orange shirt day in Canada. I found out about it during Covid, while my daughter attended school online.

Inside the Disturbing World of the “Vampire King of Fresno”

The Story of Marcus Wesson

I Limited Social Media to One Hour a Day. Here’s Why.

Caring about the world shouldn’t cost you your peace of mind.

Working from my desk out here in Tonawanda usually means spending hours just staring at housing…

​Honestly the idea behind Intersectional Pacifist Social Anarchism (IPSA) is pretty simple and grounded. It basically just means teaching…

The Woman on the Pole Is Doing Math

Fifty baht a drink, a quota she pays back if she misses it, and a house in Buriram that’s three rows of cinder blocks from being done.

Imagine a World Where No Man Thinks He Has to Fit Into a Man Box

It maybe sounds crazy, but used in the right way, AI could be the key to unlock this Utopia

HOA Karen Cut His Internet Cable — Then a Government Vehicle Arrived

#hoacrimestories #hoakarentales #hoakarenstories #karentales #HOAKaren #hoatales #hoastory #bdstories #karentales #crimestories…

20 ANOS RECIVITAS: SOBRE OS NOVOS SITES E PUBLICAÇÕES

DA CONSOLIDAÇÃO DOS PROJETOS E AÇÃO SOLIDÁRIA: SOBRE E SOB A NOVA LICENÇA DE USO (À)PAZ

Justice Isn’t Blind, She’s Biased.

“No foul play.” “Looks like suicide.” “The killing was justified.” “Self-defense has consequences.” “Murder of one’s children during…

The Places Where Animals Live

Purity of The Uninhabited

The Lindsay Clancy Case Revealed Something Terrifying About Men

They are silently waiting for us to make a mistake so they can suppress us.

Hiduplah hidup

Penguasa, hiduplah lama sampai kau sendiri yang memohon kematian.

Living Through Organized Racism in Suburbia — Part 2

I couldn’t believe what I woke up to. I went to water my flowers, and noticed they were vandalized. This wasn’t just about destroying…

The General Category Has Had Enough

A party that built its rise on rejecting vote-bank politics now has a section of its own base asking a much harder question than “why…

Driving, Walking, Living: The Everyday Crime of Being Black in America.

Let’s just start with the obvious thing nobody wants to say out loud at dinner parties: in America, existing while Black has somehow become…

Fifteen Years Ago Today, Sarah Jones

Screamed at Me on Anderson Cooper

When “No” Isn’t Enough: What Are We Teaching Our Boys?

By Natalie Jean

Under same sky

Under the Same Sky

Editor’s Note: Dismantling the Embankment Political Economy in Bihar’s Flood Governance

The annual deluge in North Bihar is frequently dismissed by mainstream narratives as an unavoidable seasonal act of nature. However, a…

Covenant Community

An Integrated Approach to Doing Church for Faithful Witness and Inclusive Flourishing

On Whales, Projection, and Catharsis: Why Timmy Became a Moral Event

In recent weeks, the case of the stranded humpback whale, nicknamed Timmy, has attracted enormous attention and continues to do so. Timmy…

Beda Tempat Tinggal, Haruskah Beda Akses Kesehatan?

Norsihfa, Program Studi Diploma Tiga Kebidanan, Poltekkes KemenkesYogyakarta.email:Norsihfa672@gmail.com

I’m So Done with Neurodiversity Events

A post-mortem of a recent conference

The Conscience Vote Doesn’t Come With a Medal

I cast it twice, felt righteous both times, and helped clear the runway for Bush and Trump. Here’s the arithmetic I was too pure to do.

The Voice in the Vacuum: A Look at the Manosphere

A worldview that frames men and women as opponents in a contest, with varying degrees of belief within the community.

Don’t Just Remember Them. Continue Them.

Our greater responsibility is to preserve the goodness they brought into the world.

The Savior Trap: Why Outsiders Scold Black Behavior to Ignore Black Poverty

The Richard L. Crosby Scholarship: $1,000 for Students on Both Sides of the System

Former attorney Richard L. Crosby III launches a $1,000 scholarship for children of police officers and families touched by incarceration.

Safety, Not Just Safe Sleep-Nolan Wells and the Conditional Value of Black Life

Nolan Wells was 18 years old.

Psychological Framework Behind Online Moral Condemnation

From fragment info to a "single story", then to collective condemnation and cyberbullying

How Bad Is It and What Is Actually Happening?

A deeper look at the United States

WHEN THE COLONIZER NO LONGER NEEDS TO BE IN THE ROOM

Frantz Fanon and the Systems That Teach Us to Police Ourselves

The Risk of Seeking Simple Solutions to Complex Problems

Verónica María Farías

The Poverty Business: How Corporations Around the World Profit Off the Poor

From orphaned children to kidney patients — private corporations have quietly turned the global welfare system into a profit machine. And…

Yasushi Sugihara, ed., Rethinking Psychological Support from the Perspective of Social Justice

Professor Yasushi Sugihara Is a Psychologist of Social Justice -Final revision date: 10 September 2026 (Thu)-

Unconsented Identity in a Fatalistic Society

How inherited labels dictate who we become and shape social stratification

Artificial Intelligence: Panacea, Poison or Python?

It’s hard to say, but I do it with ease

A Poem

On Edmonton Pride.

A reflection on local queer and trans community governance, and a decision.

Equality Begins Before the Decision

Equality Begins Before the Decision