Racial Justice Group Blog
Explore thought-provoking articles, book reviews, and resources that highlight key issues in racial justice, Indigenous rights, and historical reform. Our blog curates critical readings, offering in-depth analysis and reflections on topics like systemic inequality, colonialism, and racial reconciliation. Join us in fostering education, dialogue, and actionable change in the pursuit of justice and equality for all
The Iroquois Confederacy and the U.S. Women’s Rights Movement: Unveiling the Roots of Feminism in Indigenous Governance
The women’s rights movement was one of the first steps towards equal rights. Many are surprised that it was inspired by an Indigenous society years ahead of its time.
Beyoncé, The Beatles, and the Little Rock Nine: Reflections on Racial Justice and Music’s Power to Heal
Melba Pattillo Beals, 82, went on to receive a master's degree from Columbia University and a doctoral degree at the University of San Francisco.
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Repatriation Progress in 2023: A Step Toward Restoring What Was Stolen
A display case at the Illinois State Museum’s Dickson Mounds branch is empty after the institution consulted with more than a dozen tribes that requested funerary items be reunited with ancestral remains before reburial.