National GeographicRuth Bader Ginsburg These women are fighting to uphold Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy verified_publisherNational Geographic - Sydney CombsWith RBG’s replacement set to be confirmed next week, a new generation of women are continuing the late justice’s work to protect marginalized communities. At 82 years old and five-foot-one, Associate...
National GeographicA world gone viral: How the pandemic is changing our livesNational GeographicIn this special issue, National Geographic looks at the pandemic’s effects on science, nature, and culture.
National GeographicHealth Care Black Americans see a health-care system infected by racism, new poll shows verified_publisherNational Geographic - Michael A. FletcherAs COVID-19 disproportionately devastates Black communities, seven in ten African Americans say people are treated unfairly based on race or ethnicity when they seek medical care. African Americans have...
National GeographicElectoral College Here’s why the Electoral College exists—and how it could be reformed verified_publisherNational Geographic - Erin BlakemoreControversial since its creation, this U.S. institution has elected five presidents who didn’t win a majority of votes and has even resulted in one tie. Born of compromise and enshrined in the U.S. Constitution,...
National GeographicVenice The fight to save over 100 years of Black history in gentrifying Los Angeles verified_publisherNational Geographic - By Oliver Whang and Rachel BujalskiWhen a white media mogul bought a historic Black church, it was the ultimate sign of gentrification in Venice, California. Can the community save the building and preserve their neighborhood? On a summer...
