Malala Yousafzai joined over 50 young women in New York City this week, calling on global leaders to listen to what girls want - a logical ask in the overall progression of humanity given girls and women make up just about half the population, right? And yet their needs and vision
Sacheen Littlefeather (Apache and Yaqui from Arizona) has formally accepted an apology from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences for her mistreatment at the 1973 Oscars. You might remember, the actress (now activist) had taken to the stage at the event on behalf of Marlon Brando who had
The stars of Rings of Power, the new Lord of the Rings series on Amazon Prime, are calling out the racist abuse directed at their diverse cast. After airing for the first time last week, trolls bombarded social media with hateful comments about the production's decision to cast
Nearly 50 years after actress Sacheen Littlefeather (Apache and Yaqui from Arizona) took to the stage at the Oscars on behalf of Marlon Brando and declined an award at his request, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has apologised to her for the discrimination and backlash that followed.
BTS has stopped by the White House to call for inclusion, diversity and an end to anti-Asian hate crimes. Jungkook, V, Jimin, Suga, Jin, RM and J-Hope all took to the stage to read from prepared statements in Korean, which were then read in English by a translator:
Not that we needed another reason to love Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson and lawyer/producer Justin Mikita any more, but here we are! The beloved couple is expanding their marriage equality nonprofit to address more challenges facing the LGBTQIA+ community. Advertisement Firstly, they're changing its name
Not that we needed another reason to love Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson and lawyer/producer Justin Mikita any more, but here we are! The beloved couple is expanding their marriage equality nonprofit to address more challenges facing the LGBTQIA+ community. Advertisement Firstly, they're changing its name
Lil Nas X is hoping to address the disproportionate impact of cash bail on Black Americans. The singer, who released his latest song "Industry Baby" this week, about being incarcerated in a fictional prison, is using his platform to not only highlight the need for bail reform, but
Lil Nas X is hoping to address the disproportionate impact of cash bail on Black Americans. The singer, who released his latest song "Industry Baby" this week, about being incarcerated in a fictional prison, is using his platform to not only highlight the need for bail reform, but
Pink is showing her support for the Norwegian Women's Beach Handball Team after they were fined for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms during competition. In a message posted on Twitter, the superstar not only highlighted the outdated dress code but also offered to cover the 150 Euro
Pink is showing her support for the Norwegian Women's Beach Handball Team after they were fined for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms during competition. In a message posted on Twitter, the superstar not only highlighted the outdated dress code but also offered to cover the 150 Euro
Hollywood stars are using their voices and platforms to highlight the message behind the hashtag #StopHatePropaganda. The hashtag was created to generate a Twitter storm on July 15th to raise awareness about and demand an end to hate speech against those who belong to the Bahá'i faith, which
Hollywood stars are using their voices and platforms to highlight the message behind the hashtag #StopHatePropaganda. The hashtag was created to generate a Twitter storm on July 15th to raise awareness about and demand an end to hate speech against those who belong to the Bahá'i faith, which
Bernadette Belle Wu Ong, the reigning Miss Singapore, has made a powerful statement at this year's Miss Universe pageant, wearing a dress with the words "Stop Asian Hate." The outfit, designed by Arwin Meriales and hand painted by Paulo Espinosa, is a take on Singapore'
Bernadette Belle Wu Ong, the reigning Miss Singapore, has made a powerful statement at this year's Miss Universe pageant, wearing a dress with the words "Stop Asian Hate." The outfit, designed by Arwin Meriales and hand painted by Paulo Espinosa, is a take on Singapore'
Taika Waititi is taking part in an important campaign to help identify, confront and hopefully dismantle racism in schools across New Zealand. The film-maker and Hollywood star has teamed up with the Teaching Council who want to "Unteach Racism" - address widespread racist attitudes in class and empower
