Opinion

The way some Americans distort the racist history of the U.S. into an uplifting – and sanitized – moral lesson is an example why separating fact from fiction is critical in teaching about slavery.

Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed to have an encounter on an airplane with a Black Trump supporter named "African-American Muhammad." Critics claim she's lying.

Black women's resilience isn't just a story – it's a testament of dynamic vitality, an unyielding source of empowerment and a fierce catalyst for change, writes Bernadette Anderson, MD, MPH.

He visited the gun company that armed the racist Jacksonville mass shooter. Coincidence?

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White proposed cutting funding for "garbage fields" like African American Studies and Women's Studies.

Most of the Supreme Court judges are self-described originalists or strongly lean toward originalism, which used to be a fringe movement. Here’s how they interpret the Constitution.

In an apparent trend, the newspaper extended sympathy for another violent white woman.

Research shows Americans’ support for Nazi Germany is best explained by the belief in white supremacy. Here are some lessons those findings might hold for our country today.

Los Angeles City Council member Kevin de León is hoping to be reelected after being exposed in a racist scandal.

A Moms for Liberty rep complained to the San Ramon Valley Unified School District that students were taught white people have no culture. But what is "white culture" anyway?

White students told on their teacher after being taught "Between the World and Me."

Donald Trump falsely claimed that his mugshot has caused his support among Black voters to go up "four or five times."