Dealing with Online Harassment
There’s an undeniable dark side to social media. While some would argue that technology has made us “more connected than ever,” social media is also the epicenter of online harassment, […]
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#Disrupt The So-called Originalists
What the Founding Fathers said, and how we can acknowledge #Resistance as the proper heir to their thinking today.
What does safety really mean in America?
Today marks the five-year anniversary of the acquittal of George Zimmerman for the murder of Trayvon Martin
Better Together: Families, Immigration, and Community in the U.S.
Due to Trump’s immigration policies, families are being separated at the U.S-Mexico border.
For the Culture
Unhelpful narratives around violence have influenced public opinion around immigration, the criminal justice system, and economic opportunity. The need to reshape these narratives is vitally important.
Me Too, Here to Stay?
This year’s Oscars saw a more diverse pool of presenters and award winners – a shift that can be seen as a direct response to criticisms about the lack of diversity and representation raised by both #OscarsSoWhite and the #MeToo Movement.
Looking Beyond Trump: Our Future Over Fear
The Opportunity Agenda staff imagine the United States beyond Donald Trump, 5 years into the future.
How Can Hollywood Help End Racism? Hiring Black Showrunners is a Start
Color of Change’s newest report, “Race in the Writers’ Room: The Story Behind the Whitewashing of the Stories that Shape America,” helps to answer this question by turning a spotlight on the writers that create television storylines.
Reimagining the American Hero: Race, Welfare Queens, and Wrestling in the New Netflix Series GLOW
“GLOW” a comedy-drama about a women’s wrestling league can teach us about the current state of political discourse.
Protecting DACA and Our Dreams
Protecting the DACA program is the true reflection of what the United States stands for as a country, and we must insist that our federal government protects all of us.
