Republicans have latched onto a noxious far-right meme about undocumented immigration. But here's the truth.

In historian Linda Gordon's "The Second Coming of the KKK," we hear echoes of an American past that isn't dead

"Whitesplaining" in Mother Jones, Drum shows a dangerously shallow understanding of racial attitudes and politics

Once we start mapping the brutality — always an organizing principle of capitalism — it will be difficult to stop

"The strong and the violent oppress the weak and the unarmed," the Fox host says as another unarmed black man dies

In spite of falling crime rates, more people are acquiring guns for personal and home protection than ever before

Some fairytales conceal the truth, like Republican lies about critical race theory. But others help us understand

As he departed the White House to visit El Paso, Trump declined to note the role that ideology played in shooting

Divisions are now showing within the Black community between those demanding respectability and those who reject it

Too many journalists were complicit in the rise of Trump and refuse to call the terror in Virginia by its name

Racist police brutality and institutional racism are problems that extend well past U.S. borders

Author Jabari Asim talks about the history of the loaded term, when its use is valid and why Don Imus' firing was justified.

King has a long history of making comments that appear sympathetic toward white nationalism and other racist ideas

Attempts to find “balance” between Trumpism and wholly unrelated phenomena to its left were tone deaf

Carlson, who once claimed white supremacy was a "hoax," asked if he was "required to be upset about" George Floyd