In a piece at her For Harriett blog, Kimberly N. Foster agrees with author Jamaica Kincaid's rejection of the "angry black woman" label that critics try to stamp on her work.

For its annual photo issue, The Fader takes a look at the violent Chicago streets.

The anti-racism author and educator, along with other noted scholars, will explore race and racism in the U.S. through the lens of whiteness and white privilege.

The gaffe-prone Texas governor and former GOP presidential candidate does it again.