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February--African American History Month

February--African American History Month

Viktor Kerney-Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter And The Liberal Audacity

Viktor Kerney-Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter And The Liberal Audacity

Next Time Someone Says 'White Privilege Isn't Real,' Show Them This

Next Time Someone Says 'White Privilege Isn't Real,' Show Them This

Pro-Peace Protests Sweeping Israel-Palestinian Death Toll Tops 1,000

Pro-Peace Protests Sweeping Israel-Palestinian Death Toll Tops 1,000

The South-A Solid Block Of Poverty

The South-A Solid Block Of Poverty

Uganda's President Signs Extreme Law That Has Led To Calls To Kill, Burn, And Beat Gays

Uganda's President Signs Extreme Law That Has Led To Calls To Kill, Burn, And Beat Gays

Texas' Restrictive Voter ID Law Stops A Former U.S. House Speaker From Getting A Voter ID Card
Indians Fans Wore Redface Makeup At AL Wild Card Game Because Chief Wahoo Still Exists
Bursting The Thatcher Bubble

Bursting The Thatcher Bubble

FinSpy Software Used To Surveil Activists Around The World, Report Says

FinSpy Software Used To Surveil Activists Around The World, Report Says

Gabriel Gomez, Senate Candidate, Slammed For Speaking Spanish In Candidacy Announcement
Arkansas 12-Week Abortion Ban Becomes Law

Arkansas 12-Week Abortion Ban Becomes Law

Mona Eltahawy, Egyptian-American Activist, On The Power Of Protest

Mona Eltahawy, Egyptian-American Activist, On The Power Of Protest

Tibetan Becomes 101st Protester To Set Himself Ablaze Since 2009

Tibetan Becomes 101st Protester To Set Himself Ablaze Since 2009

CHARTS: Newspapers Don't Care When Notable Women Die

CHARTS: Newspapers Don't Care When Notable Women Die

Egypt Protests- At Least 100,000 Egyptians Demonstrate Outside Presidential Palace In Cairo

Egypt Protests- At Least 100,000 Egyptians Demonstrate Outside Presidential Palace In Cairo

What A World We Could Have Had

What A World We Could Have Had

Is It Racist To Focus On Race?

Is It Racist To Focus On Race?

Supreme Court Looking At Affirmative Action In College Admissions

Supreme Court Looking At Affirmative Action In College Admissions

Pragmatic Racism

Pragmatic Racism