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Auntie SparkNotes: I'm Hiding My Fiancé from My Racist Parents

Auntie SparkNotes: I’m Hiding My Fiancé from My Racist Parents

by kat_rosenfield October 10, 2018October 10, 2018

Auntie SparkNotes: My Friend Keeps Offending People

Auntie SparkNotes: My Friend Keeps Offending People

by kat_rosenfield January 29, 2018

Suzanne Collins Knows What's What with Civil Rights; Look at What <i>Mockingjay</i> Can Teach Us About Racism Today

Suzanne Collins Knows What’s What with Civil Rights; Look at What Mockingjay Can Teach Us About Racism Today

by Janet Manley June 21, 2017June 21, 2017

Auntie SparkNotes: Should I Police My White Friend's Language?

Auntie SparkNotes: Should I Police My White Friend’s Language?

by kat_rosenfield February 24, 2017February 24, 2017

Auntie SparkNotes: My Friends Won't Stop Using an Offensive Term

Auntie SparkNotes: My Friends Won’t Stop Using an Offensive Term

by kat_rosenfield January 4, 2016

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By Elodie February 14, 2020

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By Elodie February 12, 2020

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By Elodie February 11, 2020