Why greater diversity is good for Hollywood's bottom line (Video, PBS Newshour)
Useful genius John McWhorter can shove his #BlackLivesMatter concern-trolling (Video, Tommy Christopher, Mediaite) Ta-Nehisi Coates gets "Genius Grant" for hating whitey (Ed Straker, American Thinker) Syndicated radio host Michael Berry has a weekly segment devoted to mocking victims of gun violence (Daniel Angster, Media Matters) Suicide among young American Indians nearly double national rate (Laura Santhanam, Megan Hickey, PBS Newshour) Robert Curvin, scholar who fought bias and poverty in Newark, dies at 81 (Sam Roberts, The New York Times) RFK, Theodore White, and the great debate over immigration (Jerry Kammer, Center for Immigration Studies) The revolutionary aims of Black Lives Matter (Megan Garber, The Atlantic) Professor still doesn't think historical context matters when discussing Margaret Sanger (Terry Krepel, The Huffington Post) Poll: Majority in SC back Confederate flag's removal (Andrew Shain, The State, Columbia, South Carolina) NYPD sergeant under investigation after calling Dominican officers "stupid and crazy" (Janel Saldana, Latin Times) The new Jim Crow North Carolina? Charlotte City Council, police consider banning arrestees from "public safety zones" (Aaron Morrison, International Business Times) Minorities more likely to be ordered held awaiting trial, study says (Jan Ransom, Boston Globe)Ī moment of sanity for immigration reforms? (Andy J. Migrants to drive 88% of US population growth (Rhys Blakely, The Times, UK) Looking at the racial disparity in abortion rates completely misses the point (Kate Castle, RH Reality Check) Joe Biden's record could pose difficulties for 2016 White House bid (Heidi Przybyla, USA Today) Jeb Bush just gave a middle finger to the entire Native American community (Nick Wing, The Huffington Post) In Houston's gifted program, critics say blacks and Latinos are overlooked (Radio, Laura Isensee, Morning Edition, NPR) The immigration blind spot (Felix Salmon, Fusion) Illegal immigration polling data may surprise you (Robert Jonathan, Inquisitr) immigration laws and rules have changed through history (D'Vera Cohn, Pew Research Center) How race helped shape the politics of Senate candidate Kamala Harris (Michael Finnegan, Los Angeles Times) Have prison terms kept steady? (Robert VerBruggen, Real Clear Policy)
Governor Haley has not advanced race relations (Aaron M. GOP can't shed itself of racist appeals (Derrick Z. Glossing over American sins is no way to teach history (Claire Dinshaw, Hartford Courant, Connecticut)
White, The Atlantic)ĭebating "Otello," blackface and casting trends (Ben Brantley, Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times)ĭemocrat pushes ObamaCare coverage for all immigrants (Mike Lillis, The Hill)ĭeRay McKesson dismantles Jeb Bush for "free stuff" comment (Nader Ihmoud, Chicago Sun-Times)ĭonald Trump says 1950s "Operation Wetback" is model immigration plan (Fox News LatinoĮnd zero-tolerance school discipline (Malcolm Harris, Al Jazeera America)įerguson mirrors Birmingham 1963? Minister on Ferguson report returns home to speak (Greg Garrison, AL.com, Alabama) The data are damning: How race influences school funding (Gillian B. The brutal impact of wealthy Mideast thug privilege in America (Michelle Malkin, New York Post)ĭad of teen killed in music row plans Black Friday boycott (The Voice, UK) Louis Post-Dispatch)īlack Lives Matter supporters praise Marco Rubio for bolstering movement (Julia Hahn, Breitbart) "Black Lives Matter" sign at Kirkwood church vandalized (Associated Press, St. "Black Lives Matter" banner vandalized in front of Silver Spring Church (Aaron Kraut, Bethesda Magazine, Maryland)īlack Lives Matter co-founder reflects on the origins of the movement (Julia Craven, The Huffington Post) Ellison, The Root)Īrchibald Motley, the painter who captured black America in the jazz age and beyond (Emily Shire, The Daily Beast)Īrizona sheriff to testify at contempt-of-court hearing (Associated Press, The New York Times) 5 reasons to pay close attention to the congressional leadership race (Charles D.
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