An Injustice!

6 days ago | aninjusticemag.com | Nicole Dake

Stop making yourself into a doormat because it’s what you’ve been taughtThis week I had an unfortunate encounter with an online troll when I commented on a post talking about stereotypes that face women when it comes to having children. The original post was talking about how women are shamed for having abortions, shamed for being teen moms, shamed for getting married and not having a child.

2 weeks ago | aninjusticemag.com | Clare Xanthos

A new intersectional publication, geared towards voices, values, and identities!Follow publicationRacial equity in mental health requires more than a yearly regurgitation of the same tired statistics. In 2025, we don’t need more evidence, we need the integrity to act on what we have. Note: These problems are not unique to the UK. Across Western nations, Black populations face similar issues.

2 weeks ago | aninjusticemag.com | Eleni Stephanides

A call for real change in how we protect people with dietary restrictions*May is Allergy Awareness Month. Last December, the world lost Black Girl Disney founder Dominique Brown at just 34 years old. Her death was not only tragic and preventable but also a stark reminder of what’s at stake when institutions fail to take health and dietary needs seriously. Dominique was more than a Disney influencer. She was a voice for inclusivity and a joyful presence in the lives of thousands.

2 weeks ago | aninjusticemag.com | Eleni Stephanides

A call for real change in how we protect people with dietary restrictions*May is Allergy Awareness Month. Last December, the world lost Black Girl Disney founder Dominique Brown at just 34 years old. Her death was not only tragic and preventable but also a stark reminder of what’s at stake when institutions fail to take health and dietary needs seriously. Dominique was more than a Disney influencer. She was a voice for inclusivity and a joyful presence in the lives of thousands.

2 weeks ago | aninjusticemag.com | Christyl Rivers

If change is the only constant in life, you will see it accelerating in your lifetime. Better buckle up. Today, social evolution moves in every direction. We have nations who support dictators. We also have people activating for social justice. We have men who feel women are the enemy, and women who want to win back the contentment of men so that men can help protect the marginalized. Our roles are not the product of simple human agency. We are all products of our time and place.