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You can get an ear-full of education by listening to the right podcasts. Here is a list of the podcasts that are changing the way we see the world and imagine a more equitable future. MÉTIS IN SPACE “Métis In Space” hilariously deconstructs the science fiction genre through a

I shouldn’t be writing this letter in 2018 addressed to a publication that has been a veteran in the travel publication world. I shouldn’t, but I have to. Travel is intended to be a place that is safe for people to be themselves and to immerse themselves in

In 2016, associate editor of The Inertia, Dylan Heyden, wrote an article titled, “Is the World Famous Shaka A Form of Cultural Appropriation?” He begins by asking another question, perhaps more to the point then he realizes: “What is my culture?” As a cis white male from Southern California, Heyden

Image via Instyle Magazine “This country is rooted in rape, slavery, and genocide. Those who wrote the constitution were rapists, slave owners, and genocidal terrorists. The US continues to protect rapists in the name of white supremacist patriarchy. Brett Kavanaugh is just another Thomas Jefferson,” tweeted Blake Simons, co-host

Nike made a business move and the majority of the world responded in applause and shopping sprees. The headlines read: “Nike, far from burned by Colin Kaepernick ad, sees price hit all-time high,” reports the Chicago Tribune. “Nike’s Kaepernick ad draws record likes on social media, sends stock

“Why are so many White men trying to save the planet without the rest of us?” asks Suzanne Goldenberg in May 2014 in her essay for The Guardian where she details the predominantly White male presence at the top of many major environmental organizations from The Sierra Club to the