Toni Morrison Breaks Down White Supremacy
Racism is NOT our ‘problem’ to accommodate or solve. Racism is a pathology that we do not own.
Understanding Racism
Reparations Commission Moves Forward
The recently established Reparations Commission met on Saturday, April 30, 2022, at the Buncombe County
School Incident Sparks International Uproar
In the heat of international civil unrest during the George Floyd murder, a Black teen’s
Senate Passes Anti-Lynching Legislation
In 2020 the House overwhelming approved a similar measure but it was blocked in the Senate.
The Lost Story of Emmett Till
New documentary examines the 1955 lynching of a Black teenager from Chicago who was visiting
FBI Terrorism Task Force Investigates HBCU Bomb Threats
The suspects tried to disguise the source of the threats, which appear to be racially motivated.
Einstein: Advocate for Civil Rights
Einstein was a member of the NAACP, co-chairing a committee to end lynching.
Rebecca Hall on “Finding Your Roots”
It was revealed that her great-great-grandfather, John William Ewing, was born into slavery in Tennessee in 1858.
Madison Hemings
By law, Thomas Jefferson and Sally Heming’s children were considered Black, even though they could pass for White.
The Third Reconstruction
The resolution aims to address poverty, from its root causes, capitalism and racism, to its systemic manifestations, to create a more equitable society.
Black and Latino Consumers Dispute Credit Reports at a Rate Twice That of Whites
Credit reporting complaints jump 129% since 2020. In just one year, 2020, over 300,000 complaints were filed with federal financial regulators concerning credit or consumer reporting.
Mental Health Care is Hard to Come By—Especially If You’re Low Income
Record numbers of Americans are seeking mental health care and struggling to get it. Here’s what it’s like.
