Tag: racism
How have our history textbooks helped create and maintain white supremacy? One morning as I examined a library cart bursting with about 50 elementary, grammar, and high school history textbooks, a bri
Nate Connolly is one of our finest historians. His book, A World More Concrete, is a fantastic investigation of the history of housing segregation in Miami (fun fact: W.E.B. DuBois was a slumlord ther

For the latest LGM podcast, I had the honor of speaking to Karma Chávez, department chair of the Department of Mexican American and Latino/a Studies at the University of Texas-Austin and long time al
Denmark is a real country. In comparison even to most other European states, it is a robust social democracy – albeit one with features that the American left would consider “neoliberal.”

When I see a white cop, I just assume the person is racist. I see no reason why not to because while I am sure there are exceptions, the evidence is overwhelming. In a series of text messages, a white
Time for the Roberts court to step in and stop this anti-white racism! The picturesque jury chamber in the Giles County courthouse in Tennessee featured a giant window with a soaring library, but it h
Well this seems bad: In the assistant principal’s office at Hobgood, the officer telling Garrett not to get the kids was Chris Williams. Williams, who is Black, had been a Murfreesboro cop for five
Very interesting piece on how the story we tell about redlining and postwar housing loans is a bit more complicated than previously discussed. But new research shows that the maps very probably did no
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