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‘Vile, crass white nationalist’: Critics call out VP nominee J.D. Vance’s flip-flop on Trump’s racism

Though you would never know it today, before he was selected as Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate, J.D. Vance

Black women in Puerto Rico suffer painful racism against natural hair. Will new law change things?

When Cynthia Collazo Pacheco was a 5-year-old girl growing up in Puerto Rico, she begged for a perm. After being called

How racism, terrorism and police brutality paved the way for presidential immunity

Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. Read more opinions on

Tim Scott on racism vs. political division in America: ‘It’s not as much ‘Black and white’ as it is ‘red and blue’’

Rumored Republican vice presidential contender, Senator Tim Scott, R-S.C., recently stopped by CNN to rip Donald Trump’s guilty verdict on

How Does The Concept Of Weathering Contribute To The Unique Mental Health Struggles Of Black Individuals?

You may have heard of the term weathering in the context of geology, referring to the wearing away of rocks

How Does The Intersection Of Racism And Sexism Affect The Mental Health Of Black Women?

Racism and sexism are two pervasive forms of discrimination that significantly impact the lives of Black women. When these two

Critics warn Black voters about Trump’s ‘anti-white racism’ agenda if elected back into office

Democratic strategists are sounding the alarm for Black voters after a report indicated that if Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump

UK’s longest-serving Black MP denied chance to speak during debate on racism at least 46 times

Diane Abbott, the first elected Black woman and the longest-serving Black member of Parliament, blasted United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi

Exclusive: Members of Congress urge the Biden-Harris administration to stop the deportation of Black Mauritanians due to threats of racism in the African country

Members of Congress have written a letter to the Biden-Harris administration requesting President Joe Biden grant Mauritanians Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

In Florida, accusing someone of racism could soon be seen as defamation

A bill introduced by a Florida lawmaker could make it easier for anyone who’s the target of a racism, sexism,

Muskegon Community College “And Justice For All” lecture series

On September 24, 2015 Muskegon Community College hosted the 3rd installment of their “And Justice For All” lecture series. The