Humanitarian Weekly

We publish articles focused on the narratives and perspectives of immigrants, refugees, minorities, and critical topics surrounding global affairs.

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Disparities in Education: How the History of Redlining Has Created a Gap in School Funding

Natalia Arruda Across America, public schools are increasingly underfunded. In 2021, the deficit was around 85 billion dollars per...

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Venezuela: An Eclectic Calamity

Drishya Singh Drowned by the growing hyperinflation, the decreasing demand and sinking prices of oil, and the unfathomable concept of...

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A Forgotten Legacy: Japanese Internment Camps in California

The internment of Japanese Americans represents a dark blot on the nation's history, casting a long shadow over innocent populations.

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Humanities Weekly strives to be the voice for the voiceless. Immigrants, minorities, and refugees are an underrepresented population that don't receive the justice and equality they deserve.

We fix this by providing a platform where critical topics surrounding this population are discussed and we can illustrate the inequities they face.

Shifting the paradigm to create more opportunity for this population and to reverse the continuation of these issues.

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As a high school student growing up in a nation where we're quick to ignore and suppress voices of immigrants and minorities, I see the urgency for us as a country to empower those who don't have the opportunity to speak out.

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