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Julia Carrie Wong

Julia Carrie Wong is a freelance reporter living in Oakland, California. Follow her on Twitter @juliacarriew

“Which side are you on?”: #Asians4BlackLives confronts anti-black prejudice in Asian communities

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Sheryl Sandberg (AP/Eric Risberg)

Be on the same team as LeBron James!: Sheryl Sandberg’s hollow Lean In Together feminism

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(SP/Shizuo Kambayashi)

Silicon Valley’s low-wage mess: How Apple was forced to revamp its subcontracting scheme

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"Black Like Me," Tyra Banks in a fat suit. (Panther/ABC)

“Does your oppression look good on me?”: It’s time to stop playing dress-up in other people’s cultures

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Protesters with signs gather at the entrance to Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco, California November 7, 2013. (Reuters/Robert Galbraith)

Tech’s “feel-good” promises: Why Silicon Valley’s charity isn’t enough

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Pete Seeger (AP)

“He got people singing”: Remembering Pete Seeger with my dad

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Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. (AP/Paul Sakuma)

When companies break the law and people pay: The scary lesson of the Google Bus

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Richard Cohen (CNN)

How Richard Cohen’s racism hurts biracial families like mine

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Julie Chen, Marissa Alexander (AP/Richard Shotwell/Lincoln B. Alexander)

America’s “reality” is white and male

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Workers and labor activists march for a higher minimum wage for fast food workers in Detroit, May 2013. (Reuters/Rebecca Cook)

What picketing taught me about feminism

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