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by Helena Andrews onJune 6, 2013
We're not postracial, but after the first lady's heckling response, we might be post-"angry black woman."
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by Theodore Johnson onMay 10, 2013
Writing at the Huffington Post, Theodore Johnson says that "move on" is the most ridiculous of propositions when it comes to concerns about African-American stereotypes.
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by David J. Leonard onAugust 18, 2012
The Huffington Post's David J. Leonard offers "the denial crowd" insights on racial inequalities in the realms of wealth and employment.
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by Farai Chideya onApril 9, 2012
Our world may not be postracial, but five guidelines will help us confront our hang-ups with honesty.
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by Reniqua Allen onMarch 28, 2012
In a piece for the Washington Post, Reniqua Allen says she thought that having a black president would do more to inspire productive conversations about race in America.
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by Randall Kennedy onSeptember 20, 2011
The race line will ensnare the president no matter how he proceeds, Harvard law professor Randall Kennedy writes in an opinion piece for CNN.
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by Marjorie Valbrun onSeptember 14, 2011
Opinion polls show that more whites than blacks believe the U.S. has entered a postracial era, America's Wire staff writer Majorie Valbrun says.
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by Ta-Nehisi Coates onAugust 3, 2011
Atlantic magazine blogger Ta-Nehisi Coates explores the adage "Black don't crack."
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by Nsenga Burton onDecember 28, 2010
ColorLines offers tips on post-racial parenting from the white parent of an adopted black child.
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December 27, 2010
Professors Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Rudolph Byrd say that their research brings a new insight to Cane author Jean Toomer's choice of racial identity.
