This is the grave of Jim Jeffries. Born in 1875 in Carroll, Ohio, Jeffries grew up in Los Angeles. His family moved there in 1882, which was well before LA.
I wonder if or when Americans will really wake up to just how far this administration is willing to go on the issue of white supremacy. For years, a National.
In our latest podcast, we interviewed Samantha Seeley of the University of Richmond about her recent book Race, Removal, and the Right to Remain: Migration and the Making of the.
One thing that contemporary American racial politics does is to create incentives to make sharp definitions on race that don't really make sense in, say, Canada or Mexico, not to.
I am never sure if systems of racism like the U.S. are worse, what with their own hatred and discrimination, or if systems of racism like Brazil are worse, where.
For our latest podcast, we talked to Megan Asaka, a historian from the University of California-Riverside, about her new book Seattle from the Margins: Exclusion, Erasure, and the Making of.
Ira Katznelson published his critically important When Affirmative Action Was White in 2005. It's one of the most important books published on historical topics in the early 21st century. Katznelson.
Scene between the National Guard and Black men, Chicago Race Riot, 1919
