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It’ll Take More Than Halftime Shows to Bring Me Back to the NFL

Almost every move they make reaffirms my decision to boycott the ‘Big Game.’

Paging Charles Gomillion

Racial gerrymandering was once evil in the United States

Demographics and Destiny

How two progressive writers’ electoral hopes for the future changed America in ways they could not have imagined.

My “Wonder Years” Were Dangerous AF

Life was treacherous for a ten-year-old Black kid in 1968's Deep South — but not for the reasons you might think.

Is it Time to Eat The Black and Rich?

Unpacking Black Billionaire Status and the relationship between race, class, and the ills of capitalism.

Unpacking the Complicated History of the Black Cowboy

Historians estimate that around 1 in 4 cowboys were Black.

How Naj Austin Is Creating Virtual Safe Spaces for People of Color in the Pandemic

The 29-year-old founder of Ethel’s Club had to make a hard pivot last year, but she knew it was important to stick to her vision

A Brief History of Anti-Asian Racism Pretending It’s Not Racist

American history is filled with politicians, journalists, organizers, and citizens claiming they don’t have a racist bone in their body

The Absurdity of ‘Racial Realism’

The mass shooter in Atlanta embodied the flawed logic that racial stereotypes reflect fact-based truths

Asian Women Are Not a ‘Temptation’

The Atlanta shootings were a culmination of centuries of hypersexualization of Asian women

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