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The stakes for the Democratic Party could not be greater, and the future of American multiracial democracy itself hangs in the balance.
What happened to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and why isn’t he more like his father? A prominent anti-vaxxer, RFK Jr. is spreading misinformation.
In a season when we have lost so many Black leaders, Desmond Tutu has left us in body at age 90 but remains with us in spirit as an ancestor.
The revelation that Torrance, Calif., police officers exchanged racist text messages is further proof that police racism is widespread.
The punishment of Africa for identifying a variant, rather than praising it for its contributions is reflects a long history of colonialism.
As we recognize the 400th anniversary of the first Thanksgiving, now’s the time for the U.S. to deprogram itself from the Thanksgiving myth.
Whether Black Wall Street or the Jan. 6 insurrection, organized White terrorist violence faces little-to-no consequences in America.
The 2021 election results have proven that policing remains a frontburner issue in light of the George Floyd protests last year.
Years after the Unite the Right rally, a trial will decide if white domestic terrorism, criminality and racial violence will go unpunished.
Rep. Karen Bass is seeking to be the first Black woman mayor of Los Angeles and has a track record of progressive leadership.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is one of remembrance to honor the ancestors and elevate the original people who walked this land.
The return of Bruce’s Beach to a Black family is just one example of efforts to reclaim Black land and provide repair for the theft.
It is no surprise that Black people in Alabama are 28% of state residents, but 43% of the people in jail and 54% of those in prison.
The need for Black unity on a global scale could not be any clearer. The 21st century whippings of Haitian people in Texas are proof of that.
The Taliban may have taken Kabul, but the White Taliban in the U.S. is at war against democracy and coming for Black folks’ ballots.
America always wanted to keep its anti-Black racism a domestic civil rights issue rather than an international human rights issue.
Black people cannot save a party unwilling to use the power we gave them in the first place. It’s not 1965, and we’re not doing this again.
The “hours-long standoff” between police and Rise of the Moors received more media attention than a Philadelphia march of white nationalists.
An oppressed Black America must always remind white America that it has nothing to celebrate on the July 4 holiday.
We shouldn’t trivialize a federal Juneteenth holiday, but it’s no substitute for legislation that would make Black people truly free.