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Before Kaepernick

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On February 24, 2021
A critical reminder that Colin Kaepernick was not the first athlete blacklisted for standing up for Black rights. During the interview – and as we examine race in America during Black History Month – I kept thinking about how times have changed since Craig Hodges...
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White Women and Racism

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On February 8, 2021
The racism at the core of the American project is so often reduced to being about men, at least in the public eye. It's not women out burning crosses or lynching people. It's not women issues Plessy v. Ferguson or standing in front of the...
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ACAB: The Antebellum Years

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On October 17, 2020
The police have basically always existed as a racist institution. And here's an example of this from mid-19th century New York City. No one individual embodied the brawling roughness of New York policing like Captain Isiah Rynders of the U.S. Marshals. Born in 1804 in...
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The Texas Rangers

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On August 15, 2020
The Texas Rangers have a history as racist as any organization in the country. That a baseball team is named after them and that they are still around today is a problem that very much needs to be solved. Growing up in Monahans in the...
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