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Every Anti-Racism Daily issue filed under Year in Review, newest first.
18 issues · 2021–2023
We compiled some of our favorite pieces over the year as we prepare for the next stage of the ARD journey.
The need for environmental justice is ever present as global institutions and governments fuel a climate crisis on track to upend our survival.
This year, the importance of participating in politics and our communities were greatly emphasized, from court rulings to the polarizing political campaigning of key issues.
The healthcare system is not devoid of disparities despite being integral to our lives. An overhaul, not reform, will be necessary to ensure that care is accessible for all.
This year has proven that the fascist threat is not an un-American deviation but the most developed form of the sickness at the heart of the American project.
The classroom has become the battleground for the country's most polarizing and pertinent issues.
Though the home is the center of our lives, housing in the United States is not a right but a privilege for those able to afford it.
With the overturning of Roe v. Wade this year, the urgency to protect access to abortions and other reproductive care became a top priority countrywide.
For a just society, the working class must build solidarity with each other and reject the falsehood that the wealthy elites are aligned with our plight.
Food is a cornerstone of culture, and our ability to access healthy food and decide what we consume is rooted in the same inequities that other industries face.
Whether it’s a question of sovereignty, preservation, or spirituality, there’s much to unpack with the U.S.'s legacy of land ownership.
For many marginalized communities in America, being patriotic means ignoring a history of violence and oppression that continues to this day.
Each school year presents an opportunity to reimagine the education system in ways proven to work and ways we know will benefit the students.
Discussions about privilege and oppression often leave out the world of work and wealth: who makes it, who keeps it, and who dies from its absence.
This year, allyship had its moment and was even named word of the year by Dictionary.com. But what does it mean to be an ally?
It's been over a year since one of the largest movements in U.S. history, yet the American justice system is far from being reformed.
As we enter a season of holidays created from migration, displacement, and shelter, there is no better time than now to recenter immigration justice.
Healthcare issues were a major topic in 2021, causing communities around the U.S. to demand action to fix these inequities in the healthcare system.