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      COVID-19: CDC Updates Travel Guidelines For Fully Vaccinated People
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      Out of the Shadows: New York Legalizes Adult-Use Marijuana
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  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    Malcolm X vs. Bayard Rustin: Black on Black
    “I must confess that it did my heart a world of good to sit back and listen to Mr. X. list the sins of the white man toward the black man in America. He does it well”
    by Robert Brookins Gore
    Originally published September 20, 1962
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    Mississippi: A March Resurrects a Movement
    “The spirit of Gandhian agape that hung like a halo over Selma, with its nuns and angelic-faced students, was gone, replaced by a clenched militancy fueled by a despair expressed by Martin King's admission that his dream of Washington 1963 has turned into a nightmare.”
    by Jack Newfield
    Originally published June 30, 1966
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    On the Progress of Feminism
    “Women's liberation is being called by many names today. It is called 'the movement,' it is called 'the cause,' it is called 'the revolution.' The liberation of women is, in my view, at one and the same time, all of the things it is called, and none of those things.”
    by Vivian Gornick
    Originally published December 10, 1970
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    Women on the March: “We’re a Movement Now!”
    “They were amazed, those young women who had been meeting in small groups or taking part in small actions for months. No one of them would have dared to say before that evening that the women's liberation movement had 20,000 members in New York City alone.”
    by Mary Breasted
    Originally published September 3, 1970
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    When an Abortionist Dies
    “The public image of an abortionist was of an evil, leering, drunken, perverted butcher at worst, and a cold, mysterious, money-hungry Park Avenue price-gouger at best. And then there was Dr. Spencer with his clinic on the main street of a small American town, who believed in abortions, and who was kind”
    by Susan Brownmiller
    Originally published January 30, 1969
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    Black Boomers Wax Nostalgic for the Days of Jim Crow
    “My point is to highlight why current nostalgia for the organic community black Americans supposedly lost with the success of the civil rights movement is so frighteningly shortsighted and dangerous”
    by Adolph Reed Jr.
    Originally published April 16, 1996
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    Driving While Black
    Fear & Loathing on the Jersey Turnpike
    by Peter Noel
    Originally published June 9, 1998
  • ART ARCHIVES
    They’re Every Woman
    A Biennial for the Rest of Us
    by R.C. Baker
    May 22, 2019
  • EQUALITY ARCHIVES
    Voting Rites
    by Ta-Nehisi Coates
    January 6, 2004
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