To honor Juneteenth, Joel Gunz explores opportunities for activism that middle class white people can seize right now.
Requiem of a Black Hulkamaniac
The WWF has had a complicated relationship with race, but one put it aside. That was until Hulk Hogan called out the black hue of my skin.
The Serena Cartoon Is Racist, Regardless What the Author Says
Mark Knight has claimed that his cartoon of Serena Williams wasn’t racist. But the history of the form makes that argument invalid.
At the Table? Or on the Menu?
As Omarosa reveals an inside view of the Trump White House through her latest book Unhinged and released recordings, she confirms the worst firsthand.
One Year On from Charlottesville, and We’re Echoing the Hundred Past
While we’re exactly a year removed from the Charlottesville rally, we’re still speaking the language of the century of marginalization that preceded it.
No One Needs a White Opinion on the Lynching Memorial …
… but here’s one that might be worth reading. Katharine Coldiron, who grew up in a white Southern family, shares what the National Memorial for Peace and Justice means to her.
Just Stop Talking (and Tweeting)
In light of President Trump’s latest racist remarks, Jacob Meeks implores President Trump to stop talking, especially as Meeks prepares for his latest humanitarian trip to Nigeria.
Black Capitalism Will Not Save You
Amoja Sumler examines Black Capitalism and how no amount of Black entrepreneurship or ownership can overcome the economic disparity.
Vietnamese Culture: Not Pho Your Entertainment
Over the past 18 months, I’ve been inundated with 1,600 requests to perform in Miss Saigon. Yet still, as an Australian of Vietnamese descent, if you consider the industry whitewashed, I call it a tsunami.
Speaking on Behalf of The “Anxious” Generation
We, the anxious Millennials, are derided for being delusional, self-centered, and medicated. We, however, see this as an adequate avenue of tolerating the world being left to us.
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