Race Archive
Archives for August 2018
Photos from the day show a massive mobilization against the alt-right.
The woman who brought us “alternative facts” can’t name a top black adviser to the president.
The First Amendment doesn’t protect targeted racial slurs that could spark violence.
Attendance might be low, but we can learn a lot from the rally, counterprotests, and the broader response.
One year after Charlottesville, counterprotesters aim to “stand against hate.”
“Optics-cucking,” the debate roiling white nationalists, explained.
Neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and the alt-right are rallying outside the White House.
And it lets white audiences off the hook.
Since 2016, the Southern Poverty Law Center has added 237 more memorials to its database.
On average, black women had to work 20 months to match what a white man made in 12.
It’s days after the NBA star launched a school for at-risk youth in his hometown.
White people calling 911 on black people for things like napping and sitting in Starbucks points to a deeper problem.