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When was the last time you did something completely by yourself? Not because you had to, but because you genuinely wanted to? I’ve always enjoyed doing things alone. Whether it’s…

Why Do We Feel Guilty Saying No? Two letters. One word. Yet somehow, saying “no” can feel like one of the hardest things to do. I’ve recently been struggling with…

Between reality television, celebrity gossip, and social media, we have become so invested in other people’s lives that sometimes we forget to appreciate our own. Think about it. How often…

Professionalism is often presented as a universal standard, but what happens when those standards are shaped by racial and cultural expectations? For many people of color, especially Black individuals, professionalism…

You’re Using a Black Inventor’s Technology Right Now and Probably Don’t Know It Are you reading this on your phone or laptop? Either way, there’s a good chance you’re using…

Why “I Don’t See Color” Isn’t the Same as Being Anti-Racist “I don’t see color. I just see people.” That is usually said with good intentions. The person may simply…

A space can be diverse without actually being inclusive. An organization may have people from different races, cultures, genders, and backgrounds sitting in the same room. But simply having different…

Historically, Black colleges and universities, better known as HBCUs, were created at a time when Black students were often denied access to higher education. Today, more than 100 HBCUs continue…

When we hear the word bias, we may think about something obvious. Someone making a racist comment, treating someone differently because of their race, or purposely excluding them. But bias…

The ARCC Newsletter is back! The Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition is bringing our newsletter back as another way to stay connected with our community and keep important conversations going. What Can…