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Miami Dolphins Players Who Protest During Anthem Might Be Suspended
Under the Miami Dolphins' team policy, players who protest the national anthem on the field could face fines and/or suspensions for up to four games. -
Government Reopens Probe Of Emmett Till Slaying
The case was closed in 2007 with authorities saying the suspects were dead; a state grand jury didn't file any new charges. -
Asian-American Group Backs Lawsuit Against Harvard Admissions
The Asian American Coalition for Education has not prevailed in a series of other discrimination complaints against selective colleges. -
A Reading Of 'What To A Slave Is The 4th Of July' By Frederick Douglass
Last week, at Boston's Old South Meeting House, visitors and friends were invited to read excerpts from his speech. -
Coretta Scott King Speaks Out After Her Husband's Death
50 years ago this week, Coretta Scott King speaks out against violence at Harvard -
The Education Of Bobby Kennedy — On Race
Back in May, 1963, then-Attorney General Robert Kennedy invited a select group of black entertainers to meet with him at his father’s apartment in New… -
Do ABC & Starbucks Deserve Praise For Reactionary Efforts In Fighting Racism?
Do organizations like ABC and Starbucks deserve credit for reactionary moves to fight racism when they have failed to act proactively? -
Starbucks To Hold Mandatory Anti-Bias Training
The chain faced immense backlash after an employee called the police on two black men who were waiting for a friend in at one of its cafes. -
Former NAACP Leader Who Posed As Black Being Charged With Welfare Fraud
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A former NAACP leader in Washington state whose life unraveled after she was exposed as a white woman pretending to be black has… -
IMHO: Consequences For White People Calling 911
Jim Braude shares his thoughts on how to make white people think twice before calling the police on those who are doing nothing more than living life while black.
