People of Color

I Hid My Queerness For 15 Years To Avoid Further Marginalizing Myself

As queer people of color, embracing our identities can be complicated.
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Directing In Hollywood Is Still Mostly A Mojo Dojo Casa House

Despite the huge success of “Barbie,” Greta Gerwig remains an exception among filmmakers.
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Why Is It So Hard For South Asians To Shake Light-Skin Worship?

A documentary from our first South Asian Miss America examines why colorism persists.
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What's It Going To Take To Make Running Safe For Us?

For Malcolm Ebanks and many other BIPOC runners, a safe space is a privilege, not a right. Run clubs are fighting to change that.
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How People Of Color Can Experience Grief Differently Than White People

Marginalized communities are affected by loss in unique and painful ways. Here's how, plus some resources for coping.
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Oscar Noms Mark Diversity Progress

The yearslong #OscarsSoWhite campaign is paying off. The academy is finally recognizing the talent of women and stars of color in Hollywood.
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Mental Health Is Often A Privilege For BIPOC. Here's Why That Needs To Change.

"As a health care professional, I have seen firsthand how BIPOC receive lesser care."
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AOC To Vote Against Stimulus Bill Without Changes

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plans on blocking an upcoming stimulus package if it doesn’t include several progressive plans, including relief for renters, aid for undocumented immigrants, more aid for states and cities, and more.
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Trump, Famous Birther, Frames Himself As Hero To People Of Color

The president's State of the Union speech exploited guests as political props and showed how he'll sell his reelection.
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We Can't Ignore The Mental Health Of College Students Of Color

HuffPost and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health hosted a discussion on how universities can better support students of color.
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