Jenée Desmond-Harris
Former Race, Law, and Politics Reporter
Latest articles by Jenée Desmond-Harris
Plus: a full timeline of the sexual assault allegations against him
The weird, temporary symbiotic relationship between activists on social media and the mainstream media
You may know what race you are, but how would you prove it if somebody disagreed with you? Jenée Desmond Harris explains.
His latest brush with the law revives longstanding frustrations about the racist stereotypes deployed against Trayvon Martin.
A new study warns that microaggressions could be contributing to gaps in achievement and graduation rates.
He joked “you have to be careful drinking around me,” and a heckler called him a rapist.
The woman who played Clair Huxtable unintentionally made the case for sexual assault accusers.
From the looks of his new website, this is a big deal to him.
The only place her old fashioned approach to fighting racism is going to win the day is in the past.
Including: White people aren’t racist. They just don’t see certain things.
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