At its core, The Trump’s anti-DEI frenzy is an effort to disappear Black people from public life altogether under the guise of protecting a white meritocracy, a fallacy that never existed.

But Trump tried to use it as an opportunity to push the MAGA 2025 agenda in a nonsensical way.” Over the past few years, influential voices on the right have talked about DEI programs in disparaging ...

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If progressive social movements are to rise again after the Trump-led backlash, they need to overcome not just their ...

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A Philadelphia father picked up his three children from school and took them to Dunkin’ Donuts for an evening snack. This ...

The Trump phenomenon would surprise only those who did not study European history . As I wrote in my essay ldquo;On Germany, ...

Charlie Warzel and Ian Bogost from The Atlantic talked to four experienced federal-government IT professionals who have all ...

The NFL won’t be calling to “end racism” at Sunday’s Super Bowl in New Orleans. The league announced it wouldn’t stencil the ...

For years, an image supposedly taken at a Black Lives Matter (BLM) protest that showed a white man in a wheelchair with a sign reading, "I'm sorry I'm late. I had a lot to learn" has spread online. In ...