Starlette Thomas is a journalist at Good Faith Media. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, exploring topics such as civil rights, diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and racial issues, while also delving into the intersection of these themes with internet culture and artificial intelligence. Starlette's work has been featured in Good Faith Media.
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Starlette's coverage focuses on the intersection of culture & society and government & politics, with a significant emphasis on citing data. She seems to be interested in articles that are backed by reliable statistics and surveys related to democracy, public opinion, faith, and politics.
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If we’ve ever needed the writings of Toni Morrison, it is now.
The politics of white-body supremacy make existence insufferable for marginalized people groups racialized as black and brown. That’s the point.
White-body supremacy demands silence. Not to be confused with a genuine fear of saying the wrong thing, a lack of knowledge, or the desire to avoid social conflict, this silence extracts all conceivable benefits towards whiteness.
“I am somebody” is a natural response to attempts to minimize one’s “me-ness,” to deny one’s aliveness through macro and microaggressions and inflictions of systematic pain and suffering.
Systemic racism is often reinforced through a structural, learned ignorance that allows dominant groups to misunderstand the world they inhabit.
By: Starlette Thomas
Coined by Robin DiAngelo, “white fragility” refers to a state in which even a minimal amount of “racial” stress becomes intolerable to individuals racialized as white, triggering defensive behaviors. I happen to think it’s nonsense.
By: Starlette Thomas
National pride is decreasing. Ahead of the nation’s semiquincentennial this July 4, a new Gallup poll finds just 33% of citizens polled are “extremely proud” to be American, a quarter century low in Gallup polling that started in 2001.
By: Starlette Thomas
“She Speaks: Black Women Artists and the Power of Historical Memory” is a highly innovative exhibition that explores 250 years of American history through the lens of womanism.
Gen Z and millennials are reclaiming their own, swapping algorithmic scrolling for intentional hobbies and offline experiences. As an elder millennial, I’m with them.
The future of believing is for imaginaries. Faith traditions bound by contextless tradition and visions of yesteryear should be viewed in the rearview mirror.
