Justice Series: Ask the Gav'
Members of The Gavel reflect on how their Boston College experiences have shaped their understanding of justice and equality."Tools for Becoming a Racial Justice Warrior": A Webinar Featuring Dr. Camara Phyllis Jones
Dr. Camara Phyllis Jones, senior fellow at Morehouse School of Medicine and former president of the American Public Health, presented at the latest iteration of the Forum on Racial Justice.FACES to Host Virtual Event on Racism in Higher Education
As Boston College’s leading actively anti-racist organization, FACES is committed to engaging the BC community in conversations about race and racism to create a more equitable campus environment. Through workshops, ...Global Waves: Black Lives Matter Travels to Europe
The Black Lives Matter protests in the U.S. have also sparked conversations about racism in Europe.Anti-Racism as a Global Movement
The countless examples of anti-Black/Brown racism in the world should push people outside of America to advocate for Black Lives Matter on a global scale.Murder in my City: Inside Minneapolis
As a life-long resident of Minneapolis, Svea McNally discusses the dark, racist, history of her city and the experiences of protesters on the streets, calling for justice for George Floyd.Call it by its Name: Genocide
People of color in the United States of America are living under conditions of genocide. They are disproportionately targeted and killed by law enforcement and white supremacists alike, and their ...Dr. Mae M. Ngai Speaks on the Persistence of Anti-Chinese Racism
Professor Mae M. Ngai speaks about the history of anti-Chinese racism in her lecture "The Chinese Question."