Race Matters
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Black People in Oklahoma and Beyond Still Feel the Effects of the Tulsa Race Massacre
100 years after the Greenwood area in Tulsa was destroyed by white attackers, the Black community has yet to fully recover.
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Black Panther Party Celebrates Its 55th Anniversary With Unveiling of Huey Newton Bust
The bust is the first permanent piece of art to honor the Black Panther Party in Oakland, the city where the group was founded.
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Ahmaud Arbery Mural in Georgia Is a Place to Advocate for Justice and Connect to History
Marvin Weeks created the mural of Arbery in hopes that the area will become a center for discussion of racial equality.
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White Football Fans Chanted ‘F–k Joe Biden’ on 9/11. At Auburn, It’s an American Tradition
College football fans across the country showed their patriotism on 9/11 with an obscene chant. Here is a firsthand account from one College Football blueblood.
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Royal Couple Denounces Soccer Racism—but Will They Be Silent or Silenced About Racism Toward Meghan Markle?
Prince William and Duchess Kate issued a statement noting they were ‘sickened by the racist abuse aimed at England players’ but folks called out the hypocrisy.
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Fragile Republican Pressures Texas Museum to Withdraw From Book Event Examining Slavery's Role in the Battle of Alamo
In today’s episode of White Fragility Ruins Everything…
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Is Student Loan Debt Hurting Black Homeownership? HUD Secretary Says Yep!
Marcia Fudge linked a decline in Black homeownership to student loan debt while touting HUD plans to remove barriers between Black people and mortgage lenders.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Tells UNC-Chapel Hill She Won't Join Faculty Unless She Has Tenure
The journalist and creator of the 1619 Project has had enough of the BS.