This June, Technical.ly covered inequity in companies, communities and systems amid an ongoing, nationwide civil rights call. Here's what we found.

A shared vocabulary is the necessary first step for discussing racial equity. Here's a glossary of terms you might find useful.

Over half a century of shining lights on racism has not eradicated the darkness of inequality, though the methods of shining those lights have evolved.

Alongside calls of Black Lives Matter, we're taking a deeper look at systemic racism and efforts to increase access in tech, entrepreneurship and society.

After a weekend of social unrest, it's important to be reminded that white leaders must create the space for honest dialogue and action.

Technologists and entrepreneurs have a role to play in rebuilding a sense of security, once COVID-19 has subsided.

"My overall — and perhaps, most important — advice to all is to stand in your truth as you are," writes Philly-based project manager Talia Stinson.

In the keynote to close out Introduced|Virtual, the investor focused in on authenticity and superpowers.

This May, Technical.ly is launching the RealLIST Connectors, our roundup of folks working to build their local tech, entrepreneurship and innovation community — especially now, when we can't meet IRL.

Low-income families might also have trouble keeping their children learning because they can’t afford the necessary technology, writes this sociology professor.