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Category: Education Advancement

  • Latinx Women in STEM Fields

    Latinx Women in STEM Fields

    Sep 8, 2026
    Education Advancement

    Walk into most STEM departments at universities across America, and you’ll notice something immediately: the overwhelming whiteness and maleness of… Read more

  • Undocumented and Unafraid: DACA and Dreamer Stories

    Undocumented and Unafraid: DACA and Dreamer Stories

    Sep 7, 2026
    Education Advancement

    The phrase “undocumented and unafraid” isn’t just a slogan. It’s a declaration of war against a system designed to keep… Read more

  • From Forgotten to Fearless: Giving Voice to the Silenced in Historical Fiction

    From Forgotten to Fearless: Giving Voice to the Silenced in Historical Fiction

    Sep 4, 2026
    Education Advancement

    Historical fiction has a problem: it’s called “historical” fiction, but it often only tells history from one perspective—usually the white,… Read more

  • When Literature Gives Back: How Rose Angel Publishing Supports Diverse Voices and Donates with Every Sale

    When Literature Gives Back: How Rose Angel Publishing Supports Diverse Voices and Donates with Every Sale

    Sep 2, 2026
    Education Advancement

    The publishing industry has a problem: it extracts stories and profits from diverse communities while giving very little back. For… Read more

  • Minorities in the Margins: What Classic Literature Left Out—and How We\’re Fixing It

    Minorities in the Margins: What Classic Literature Left Out—and How We\’re Fixing It

    Sep 1, 2026
    Education Advancement

    Open any anthology of classic literature and you’ll notice something: a lot of some people, a narrow range of settings,… Read more

  • Public Domain, Private Power: Reclaiming Stories Through Representation

    Public Domain, Private Power: Reclaiming Stories Through Representation

    Aug 28, 2026
    Education Advancement

    There’s a certain irony in the concept of public domain. These works—free from copyright, belonging to everyone—are still gatekept by… Read more

  • Queer History Is Minority History: The Overlooked Connections

    Queer History Is Minority History: The Overlooked Connections

    Aug 24, 2026
    Education Advancement

    When we tell the story of LGBTQIA+ history, it’s often whitewashed—literally. The mainstream narrative centers affluent white gay men fighting… Read more

  • Building Pan-Latinx Solidarity

    Building Pan-Latinx Solidarity

    Aug 21, 2026
    Education Advancement

    “Latinx” is an umbrella term trying to contain multitudes: Mexicans, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Salvadorans, Colombians, and dozens more nationalities,… Read more

  • Latinx Elders: Wisdom and Cultural Continuity

    Latinx Elders: Wisdom and Cultural Continuity

    Aug 20, 2026
    Education Advancement

    In Latinx cultures, elders aren’t just tolerated—they’re revered. They’re the keepers of family history, the sources of cultural knowledge, and… Read more

  • Domestic Workers’ Rights in Latinx Communities

    Domestic Workers’ Rights in Latinx Communities

    Aug 19, 2026
    Education Advancement

    Domestic work—cleaning houses, caring for children, tending to elderly family members—is labor that makes everything else possible. Yet the workers… Read more

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