Do’s and Don’ts in Incognito Mode to Protect Your Data
Do you know what Chrome Incognito Mode does to your browser data? If not, it’s worth remembering because it seems like some users acted under […]
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What Happens After You Leave the Intensive Care Unit?
If you have never been hospitalized, you may think of the day the patient leaves the hospital as an unusual event in their recovery: as […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Opt Out of PayPal and Donate Directly to Organizations
There are now many organizations that need funding to tackle police brutality and racial injustice. We’ve compiled a list of options , and you’ve probably […]
Continue reading »Read These Books to Learn About Systemic Racism
As we become more aware of the racial injustices taking place in the present, it is also important to learn about the past and how […]
Continue reading »How to Protest During a Pandemic
Avoiding large gatherings is part of how we’ve tried to stay safe over the past few months, but protests have something to do with hospital […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Everything Except What’s Broken in the June Google Pixel Feature
Google Pixel Android owners are getting several new features, including updates to your device’s personal safety app and more . Plus, Personal Safety is now […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 3, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search and highlight the best viewing options around. Pride Month short films premiered yesterday at the […]
Continue reading »Watch CNN’s Sesame Street and Town Hall on Racism
If you’ve been looking for a way to talk to your kids about the racism and protests that are taking place in the United States, […]
Continue reading »Why Saying “All Lives Matter” Is a Problem
Seven years have passed since Alicia Garza, Patrice Kallors and Opal Tometi formed the Black Lives Matter movement and organization in response to the acquittal […]
Continue reading »Since Zoom Does Not Guarantee Your Privacy, Try These Alternatives
There are many free group video chat and teleconferencing apps . Many of them advertise their privacy and security features. The fact that they block […]
Continue reading »First Aid You May Need During a Protest
The past week has shown us that it is impossible to predict when a peaceful protest will escalate into violence. (Although this certainly happens a […]
Continue reading »Broken Pin Zippers for Bobby
If you have something fastened together with a zipper that doesn’t need to be fastened together – whatever it is, for whatever reason – a […]
Continue reading »Calm Your Restless Stomach With These Calming Drinks
It would be a great understatement to call things “stressful” right now, and stress can lead to anxiety, which – for some of us – […]
Continue reading »How to Obtain a Replacement Economic Impact Payment Card
Finally dumped the junk mail that was piling up on your kitchen table? The benefit payment you were waiting for to send to the government […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Add Alt Text to Twitter Images
I’m a lazy tweeter, it’s true. I don’t use the service much, and when I use it, I sometimes load an image with some meaningful […]
Continue reading »Children Are Not Race-Blind
The idea of ”color blindness” when it comes to race is certainly not new. You’ve probably heard this; you might have thought about it; maybe […]
Continue reading »Best Apps for Safer Protest
We talked about the settings you need to know in order to protect your phone, your data and yourself during the protest. If you do […]
Continue reading »These Films Help You Understand Racial Differences in Criminal Justice
In the United States, the criminal justice system must be one of the fairest and fairest in the world. However, there are many differences in […]
Continue reading »How Do Corporations’ Claims of Police Brutality Match up With Their Political Donations?
We can never truly know what is in the hearts of corporations and their leaders. Do they mean what they say when they make very […]
Continue reading »How to Feed Yourself When You Have Better Things to Do
During times of intense stress and shock, eating and (especially) cooking may seem like an outsider, but being in the body means you must eat, […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 2, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search for and highlight the best streaming options. Yesterday we took a break from our usual […]
Continue reading »How to Responsibly Share Protest News
There is a flood of information about what is happening during the nationwide protests against police brutality. Snippets of news go viral, one tweet or […]
Continue reading »What Does It Mean to Be Cured of COVID-19?
In addition to counting confirmed cases of COVID-19, there is a secondary count of the number of people who have recovered from the infection. What […]
Continue reading »All Bills You Can Discuss Right Now
Even if you are feeling reasonably fit for life during the global pandemic (or have been doing so before this week ), there is a […]
Continue reading »Check Out the New Crayola “Colors of the World” Crayons
With race at the center of the nation’s conversation, Crayola finally provides children with more than a few colors to choose from as they paint […]
Continue reading »How to Support Protests If You Are Unable to Come
In the aftermath of the assassination of George Floyd and countless other black people in the United States, hundreds (thousands?) Of protests have sprung up […]
Continue reading »Don’t Use Black Lives Matter Hashtags in Your Posts on Tuesday
Today, social media users are posting black squares as part of a Blackout Tuesday event planned by two black music industry executives . But many […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Are Sprinkled With Pepper
Pepper spray (including the brand name Mace) causes severe tingling and burning sensations in the eyes and nose. If you’ve been exposed to pepper spray, […]
Continue reading »How Much Should You Save at Any Age?
The question of how much money you should have accumulated by the time you reach a certain age is a persistent question in personal finance […]
Continue reading »How to Pickle Cherries
I think it’s almost summer – at least that’s what the dark ruby red cherry bags at the grocery store tell me. Cherry season will […]
Continue reading »Where to Donate to Help People Fighting for Racial Justice
More than a week after George Floyd was killed by police in Minneapolis, racial justice demonstrations continue across the country. Here’s how to donate money […]
Continue reading »How to Find Professional Attorneys to Help Protesters
One of the risks of protesting – even a peaceful protest – is that you could be arrested. Yes, the First Amendment gives us the […]
Continue reading »The Difference Between “non-Racism” and “anti-Racism”
Racism is an epidemic that affects the safety and well-being of people of color. As we continue to witness the injustices that exist as a […]
Continue reading »Phone Settings You Need to Know Before Protesting
As tempting as it may be to just join a protest, a little planning can go a long way, especially if you’re going to take […]
Continue reading »How to Report Racist or Offensive Posts on Social Media
Social media is a powerful tool for promoting a cause, but lax publishing policies also leave plenty of room for users to spew racist, hateful, […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 1, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search for and highlight the best streaming options. Last weekend in May, we hope you enjoyed […]
Continue reading »How to Donate to Your Local Protester Fund
If you’re wondering how to help protesters right now, consider donating to your local relief fund. It is cruel to jail someone at any time […]
Continue reading »What to Bring to Protest
The first step to joining a protest is to simply show up, but it is also important to be prepared for all situations – from […]
Continue reading »How to Prioritize High Interest Debt Payments
The debt repayment board usually advises to pay off the debt at high interest rates first. But what actually counts as high interest debt? Is […]
Continue reading »Which Tech Companies Support Black Workforce and Diversity?
Since the death of George Floyd, several technology companies have issued statements condemning racism and police brutality and in support of racial justice. But while […]
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