Love One Another Archives

Before there were modern doctors, there were midwives. Midwifery could again become a way to reduce infant and maternal mortality in Black communities.

For this Women’s History Month, take an opportunity to read more about women of color in various lines of work or listen to a woman you know in person! 

The Lakota LockUp Project intends to uplift and revitalize Indigenous People impacted by mass incarceration, inequality, and addiction.

Vivien Theodore Thomas was an American laboratory supervisor who played a major role in developing a procedure used to treat blue baby syndrome.

“We are capable of hearing about our tragedies and our victories, and this systematic erasure should concern everyone in our country.”

Meet Brandon Meeks, an Indianapolis bassist just named Indiana’s Creative Capital State of the Art Prize winner.

Handy-Kendi invites White people to participate in Black Love Day by “showing love through action.”

A system that treats immigrants differently solely to their race is essentially the textbook definition of structural racism.

America’s first EMT service was comprised solely of Black men in Pittsburgh’s segregated Hill District neighborhood.

“Alice’s life teaches us that change begins with listening, amplifying marginalized voices, and advocating for systemic justice.”