Racial Social Justice

This blog features a variety of voices including BIPOC and women. It is written by Latin teachers across the United States and focuses on issues of social justice in the Latin classroom. 
This "blog" actually features a few different blogs including blogs on the classroom, personal stories, news, and insights from a variety of voices. 
This excellent article by John Bracey discusses his experience as a Latin teacher and person of colour. It takes a look at the elitist and racist history of Latin classes and how we can begin to address these issues. 
In this blog post, Miriam reviews research on the over identification of African American males within special education and statistics that show African American males receive harsher punishments than their white peers. The author makes ten suggestions for teachers as well.
This article written by Jessica Wright talks about her experience teaching Latin in an American prison and the experience of seeing the humanity that is already present in others and "the desire to find out what Latin looks like from the perspective of somebody else". 

Disability Social Justice

This is a list of blogs written and maintained by autistic adults. This list is sortable, organised into categories, and has a variety of voices. 
This is a quarterly magazine written exclusively by autistic adults/adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. 
This site features essays, articles, short stories, poetry, and more regarding autism spectrum disorder. 
This blog/site features the voice of Lydia Brown. Rather than try to describe their website, I am going to post a quote: "I care about intersectional social justice, because I believe absolutely that justice must be for everyone, not just us."