I Want the Jacksonville Mass Shooter's Manifestos to Be Released. Here's Why.
By learning what motivates racial violence, we can get one step closer to preventing it
Race & Politics
The First Republican Presidential Debate Had More Losers Than Winners
Here's your guide to all of the GOP debaters who showed up wanting to be president
Florida School Holds Segregated Assembly to Give Black Students a Tongue Lashing
Aside from being racist, the act was far from motivational
The Hilarious, Disturbing Inner Monologue of a Former President Getting His Mugshot Taken
Thanks to technology you shouldn't worry too much about, we know exactly what Trump was thinking. Reader discretion advised.
Ron DeSantis Wants to Make America Operate Like Florida. Here's How That Would Look.
Dreams of a dictator
Michael Oher's 'Blind Side' Family Drama May Prove White-Savior Skeptics Right
The football player says the family that took him exploited him
Please Don’t Consider Maui’s Wildfires a Cue to Share Hawaii Vacation Photos
Read the room. Here's how you can actually help people who are suffering and in need.
After Two Racial Fouls, D.C. United Player Taxi Fountas Leaves Team
So much for a hat trick
The White Supremacy Playbook Has Been Updated
They will tell you that the KKK has all but disappeared. But all that's changed is the dress code.
For Many Black Employees, the Best Remote Work Benefit Is Avoiding Microaggressions
There's a reason we don't want to go back to the office
A Black Woman Overseeing Trump's Jan. 6 Criminal Case Is Poetic Justice
The ex-president's fate rests in the hands of Judge Tanya Chutkan, an Obama appointee who's been tough on insurrectionists
White Cop Loses Promotion to Another White Man, Sues Declaring Racism
We're just as confused as you are
Five Questions We Still Have After the Congressional UFO Hearings
Is there intelligent life out there? We're not even sure we've got any over here
When the Only Thing You Have Going is Being White
What Are You Besides Your Skin Color?
Finance Company Citigroup Has Deep Connections to Slavery
The finance company has been digging into its past as part of a big diversity pledge
Did Enslaved People Benefit From Slavery? This Decision Tree Offers a Definitive Answer
The debate about whether enslaved people benefited from slavery ends here
Harvard Facing Heat From the Feds on Legacy Admissions
With affirmative action struck down the same should be done for legacy admission practices at the Ivy League.
Republicans Think Racism Increasingly Applies to White Folks
Republicans recently polled were much more likely to say that racism is a bigger problem today for whites than in the past.
Florida Teaching Middle Schoolers That Slavery Benefited the Enslaved Is Wicked
The Sunshine State has reached peak denseness and denial
Even the Museum Dedicated to Roald Dahl Admits, Yep, He Was Super Racist
'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' hits differently these days
Bluesky Needs to Apologize for Allowing N-Word in User Handles
The social-network upstart didn't plan for abuse of users' handles
Plot Twist: Student-Loan Forgiveness Isn't Dead After All, Thanks to Biden
804,000 borrowers could have their debt erased soon—even after Congress and the Supreme Court blocked debt-relief efforts
Alabama Senator Won't Admit White Nationalists Are Racist Even Though They're, Uhh, White Nationalists
Tommy Tuberville refuses to acknowledge what everybody else already knows
The Downside of Ron DeSantis’ Flailing, Failing Presidential Campaign
Taking an L just might further embolden the Florida governor
While France Experiences Its George Floyd Moment, America Looks Away
Why are Americans sleeping on police brutality abroad?
Republicans Aren't Done Blocking Black Students From Getting College Educations
Not satisfied with killing student-loan relief and DEI programs, the GOP is now targeting minority scholarships
How Affirmative Action Benefited a Once-Militant Clarence Thomas
The reverse radicalization of a man who formerly idolized Malcolm X
NYC Has Outlawed Racist and Sexist AI-Based Hiring
A new law requires companies to prove their software isn't biased in hiring new employees
The Supreme Court Is Determined to Push the U.S. Further Toward Bleak Hellscape
The conservative-leaning court was busy this week making things worse for people of color and minorities
How the End of Affirmative Action in College Admissions Will Affect Black Students
It wasn't unexpected, but the Supreme Court's bombshell ruling effectively ends race-based admissions in U.S. universities