All posts by Katrina Stovold

Green Book at the Oscars: laughing through the tears


  Like a cartoon go-kart, the 91st Academy Awards started out smoothly, with hope for the future of inclusion, representation, and progress manifesting early on. Regina King’s Best Supporting Actress win for If Beale Street Could Talk was cause for celebration. Not only were her own accomplishments being recognised, but the work of James Baldwin… Continue Reading Green Book at the Oscars: laughing through the tears

The Sugarcoated Language Of White Fragility


  This article points out the many ways in which the discussion around discrimination caters to white people’s fear of not being in control. The way racism is coded in white society is like the layers of an onion. That’s why it needs constant scrutiny and vigilance against complacency. Terms like “inclusion” and “white privilege”… Continue Reading The Sugarcoated Language Of White Fragility

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