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SOCIETY
Africans and African-Americans Would Honour Martin Luther King by Rekindling Their Bonds
King’s knowledge of Africa evolved slowly and was initially peppered with the usual beliefs of African backwardness.
Arturo Dominguez January 17, 2022
SOCIETY
Neighborhoods With MLK Streets Are Poorer Than National Average and Highly Segregated, Study Reveals
The Conversation January 16, 2022
SOCIETY
The Conversation January 16, 2022
CULTURE
End-of-Life Conversations Can Be Hard, But Your Loved Ones Will Thank You
Death – along with taxes – is one of life’s few certainties. Despite this inevitability, most people dread thinking and talking about when, how or under what conditions they might die.
The Conversation January 10, 2022
CULTURE
The Importance of Maintaining Space to Accelerate Culture
Respecting our cultural identities is a key factor in building meaningful relationships
Arturo Dominguez August 6, 2021
CULTURE
But What Are White People Doing?
The responses to a recent article asking what happened to all the White allies brought up a better question: what are allies doing? In my
Arturo Dominguez March 17, 2021
CULTURE
Denouncing Ted Cruz
As a Cuban-American writer and journalist, it is my duty to denounce the bigotry of Ted Cruz and Cuban-Americans like him.
Arturo Dominguez March 6, 2021
IDENTITY
Republicans React to Immigration Reform With Xenophobia
After several Democrats suggested immigrants will lift the economy and lower inflation, conservatives responded with anti-immigrant rhetoric
Arturo Dominguez December 13, 2021
IDENTITY
‘White Culture’ is a Tool of White Supremacy
Whiteness and white culture are social constructs that uphold white supremacy. As a Latino with olive-colored skin, and with Afro-Latinos making up a large portion
Arturo Dominguez October 21, 2020
IDENTITY
Will Latinos Ever Coalesce For Our Collective Socio-Political Power?
Many Latinos in America denounce being labeled as a collective n a recent article I wrote for Latino Rebels titled, White Latinos Don’t Exist, Wannabes Do, I
Arturo Dominguez September 24, 2020
IDENTITY
Tips to Help Battle Anxiety and Depression Through a Time of Crisis
(Originally Published on Medium) The current international crisis is mentally taxing for everyone. But those of us with mental health issues are struggling even more.
Arturo Dominguez March 22, 2020
RACE
Twitter Signals to Racists, Hate Speech Is Okay
An increased flow of hateful vitriol has been invading the platform and Twitter Safety is intent on allowing it
Arturo Dominguez December 21, 2021
RACE
The Root of Demonizing the Victims of Police Brutality
The recent murders by police of a young Black male and a Latino teenager expose the underbelly of America’s inherent racism
Arturo Dominguez April 20, 2021
RACE
Covert Racism on Display
Bill Maher’s interview with Sharon Osbourne is how covert racism operates in society
Arturo Dominguez April 17, 2021
RACE
Arturo Dominguez April 12, 2021
SOCIETY
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.: 5 Things I’ve Learned Curating the MLK Collection at Morehouse College
For the past 11 years, civil rights historian Vicki Crawford has worked as the director of the Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. Collection
The Conversation January 17, 2022
SOCIETY
Black Americans Mostly Left Behind by Progress Since Dr. King’s Death
On Apr. 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, while assisting striking sanitation workers.
The Conversation January 16, 2022
SOCIETY
Martin Luther King Jr., Union Man
If Martin Luther King Jr. still lived, he’d probably tell people to join unions.
The Conversation January 16, 2022
SOCIETY
MLK’s Vision of Love as a Moral Imperative Still Matters
More than 50 years after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the United States remains divided by issues of race and racism, economic inequality as well as unequal access to justice.
The Conversation January 16, 2022
POLITICS
Watch for These Conflicts Over Education In 2022
At school board meetings across the country in 2021, parents engaged in physical altercations, shouted at school board members, and threatened them as well.
The Conversation January 10, 2022
POLITICS
The United States Is Being Robbed
While the world panicked and took extraordinary measures to protect one another, the ultra-rich robbed U.S. taxpayers
Arturo Dominguez November 29, 2021
POLITICS
Here We Go Again: The Never-Ending Cycle of Domestic Extremism
After the attack on the U.S. Capitol, America still refuses to address white supremacy in high-ranking positions of power
Arturo Dominguez August 11, 2021
POLITICS
Cubans Need Help, America Isn’t Listening
What started as a call to the international community for help, has now been appropriated into the next right-wing culture war
Arturo Dominguez July 15, 2021
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