Race Archive
Archives for November 2018
The indictment comes nearly three months after the former police officer shot and killed Jean in his own apartment.
Nikole Hannah-Jones on the persistence of segregation in American life.
The shooting of Emantic Bradford shows how gun rights don’t protect black Americans from police violence.
The comments came as Pompeo criticized Porter magazine’s lack of diversity during a panel discussion.
“The idea that we’re always getting better keeps us from seeing those times when we’re getting worse.”
The University of Texas at San Antonio concluded that the incident was not motivated by racism.
In Becoming, Obama discusses how she was questioned about her identity as a child — and how her husband faced similar questions in his presidential campaign.
For the first time in US history, more than 20 black women will serve in Congress.
The gun control advocate and “Mother of the Movement” unseats Republican Karen Handel in Georgia’s Sixth District.
How the governor’s race between Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp has fueled ongoing problems with voter access in Georgia.
The white cowboy versus the “savage native”: 8 months after its “racial reckoning,” the magazine takes two steps backward.