Meet Beatriz Gomes Dias, the teacher who could become the first black woman to govern LisbonDias has been the victim of racist attacks on TwitterWritten by Alexsyane SilvaTranslated by Liam Anderson27 April 2021
The George Floyd verdict gets netizens thinking about police brutality in the CaribbeanFloyd's murder last year prompted massive anti-racism protests in the United States and across the CaribbeanWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco23 April 2021
Should there be Shona-language versions of Google and social media sites? This Zimbawean technologist says yesBlessing Kudzaishe Sibanda's conducts machine learning research on the Shona languageWritten by Adéṣínà Ọmọ Yoòbá11 April 2021
‘Our homeland is where the money is': pragmatic citizenship in TajikistanThousands of Tajiks obtain Russian citizenship to support their families.Written by openDemocracy Russia9 April 2021
For stateless and scattered Tibetans, a new online tool helps voters make an informed choice‘Smartvote Tibet’ attempts to fill gaps for a nascent democracy Written by Sonam Palmo Brunner7 April 2021
China’s Xinjiang-cotton debacle unleashed fierce patriotism and ethnic policy supportOnline patriots have waged a war on foreign fashion brandsWritten by Guest Contributor6 April 2021
Thierry Henry quits social media and calls for platforms to act against racist online attacksFrench football legend: ‘There HAS to be some accountability.’ Written by Richard Wanjohi6 April 2021
Digital resources are the key to saving the ‘definitely endangered’ Nepalbhasa languageDr. Subhash Ram Prajapati: Funding is needed to support community initiativesWritten by Laila Le Guen3 April 2021
Can the Eurovision Song Contest change Russia's views on migrants from Central Asia?Who decides the essence of an ethnic Russian woman? Written by Filip Noubel3 April 2021
Latina organizer: The word we need is ‘Thrive’ not ‘Survive’An interview with U.S. and Puerto Rican organizer, Denise Padín Collazo Written by Melissa Vida2 April 2021