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Another racist texting scandal smears San Francisco police
For the second time in two years, the San Francisco Police Department is dealing with a scandal involving racist texts by officers.
Of course Kylie Jenner used that Bob Marley Snapchat filter
She needs to watch 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' for a lesson on blackface.
'White Savior Barbie' brilliantly mocks insincere volunteer selfies in Africa
The creators hope it becomes a "jumping-off point for some very real discussions, debates and resolves."
New video series asks white millennials about race -- and it gets complicated
The U.S. isn't as "post-racial" as you think.
A 10th grader drew this amazing Google Doodle celebrating black culture
Washington, D.C., teen Akilah Johnson's "My Afrocentric Life" won the 2016 Doodle 4 Google contest.
Wichita State students allegedly attacked by racist Trump supporter
Two Wichita State students alleged they were attacked by a man chanting Donald Trump's name.
Teens in Los Angeles, Chicago charged over graffiti crimes
A pair of unrelated, racially charged graffiti incidents have gained national attention.
Leslie Jones wants people to see 'Ghostbusters' before they call it racist
Busting the backlash.
The kids in Chris Rock's 'accountants' bit didn't know it would insult Asians
Estie Kung didn't know what she was getting into.
Radical imagination is a necessary, sustaining force of black activism
To find hope as well as create change, we need to rekindle the spirit of radical imagination that fueled so many black activists before us.
Mississippi governor names April 'Confederate Heritage Month,' fails to mention slavery
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant is proclaiming April as Confederate Heritage Month, but without mentioning slavery.
By The Associated Press
See Rosa Parks as you've never seen her before in new digital collection
The Library of Congress launched a free, public collection of famous civil rights activist Rosa Parks' papers, including thousands of documents and photos.
By SaVonne Anderson
How to talk about race with your kids
There is no magic age. And yes, you will feel uncomfortable.
By Rebecca Ruiz
7 racial justice activists talk about the evolution of Black History Month
"We are making black history every day."
By Katie Dupere
How the Deep South continues to grapple with monuments of segregation
What does a changing region do with buildings and architectural features that once formed the skeleton of a society built on oppression?
By The Associated Press
