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The Social Responsibility of Companies
The Zara ad campaign controversy raises questions on the social responsibility of corporations and whether companies can be apolitical.
The Zara ad campaign controversy raises questions on the social responsibility of corporations and whether companies can be apolitical.
As 2023 comes to an end, we prepare for the new year by sharing ARD readers' visions of justice and liberation for 2024.
The crisis in Congo is the result of decades of colonialization, violence, and the exploitation of the land and its people.
Bonded by state oppression and violence, the fight for liberation and solidarity between Black-Palestinian people has been seen for decades.
Despite being one of the most connected societies in the age of social media, forums, and live streaming, America is facing a loneliness epidemic.
The latest genre of TV programming, incarcerated reality, monetizes the continued exploitation of incarcerated people.
The devastation of the Hawai'i wildfires is connected to a history of colonialism and U.S. capitalist exploitation.
The emphasis on higher education and degrees has shifted the labor market to where millions of workers are being filtered out.
Hawai'i has been decimated by its reliance on tourism, an economic decision that fuels the inequities that cause disasters to impact those most marginalized disproportionately.
A Study Hall discussing book bans, parent's rights, and their roles in ensuring their kids receive a quality education.
For Black women and girls, incidences of violence and hate, informed by misogynoir, become a throughline to each of our lives.
Study Hall answers questions from our community centered on a specific theme. This week we focus on the validity of ethical consumption.
Critics of Israel are being silenced, part of a long history of anti-Palestinian suppression. This guide explains your rights when advocating for Palestine.
Despite the U.S. patent system being open to all inventors, the face of “innovation” has been overwhelmingly white, male, and born to wealth.
A Study Hall where we review the progress made since 2020 and what's at stake in our collective response.
We compiled some of our favorite pieces over the year as we prepare for the next stage of the ARD journey.
Black athletes might be overrepresented but deal with discrimination and stereotyping, unlike their white counterparts.
The fight for immigrant justice grows as the future of almost 600,000 people becomes uncertain with the recent DACA ruling.
For Pride Month, we explore the catalyst for its existence: the Stonewall Uprising.
Study Hall answers questions from our community centered on a theme. This week we focus on teaching children about diversity and differences.
Diabetes patients face difficulty filling prescriptions as Ozempic shortage and Insulin costs limit drug access.