Race Archive
Archives for August 2018
The article argued that there were “virtually no shootings of unarmed black children” in recent years.
Convictions in police shooting cases are still very rare.
The comments came hours after Gillum pulled off an upset victory in Florida’s democratic gubernatorial primary.
Protesters are angry that Betty Shelby is teaching the course two years after shooting Terence Crutcher.
She says her estranged husband was charging at her. Now she’s in jail.
These streaming movies spotlight stories over polemics while exploring policing, press freedom, political corruption, and more.
How the celebrated filmmaker has changed his approach to his work.
Silent Sam is the latest symbol of white supremacy to fall.
Several players remained off field, knelt, or raised fists as the national anthem played during the NFL’s second week.
The obsession over Trump saying a racial slur exposes a big problem with how America talks about racism.
Sarah Sanders says Trump is an “equal opportunity” insulter, but his attacks against black people stand out from the crowd.
On Tuesday, Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced that the former officer would be charged with assault.
The president lashes out at a lot of people, but his harshest attacks often fall on black women.
A back-to-school trip to Staples turned into an ordeal for Sherell Bates.
Mahlon Mitchell tells Vox that “Wisconsin is ready for a black governor.”