Showing results for: white supremacy (page 29)
Why Tucker Carlson loves UFOs: Jason Colavito on the hidden links between conspiracy theories
Chauncey DeVega
There's immense overlap, Colavito says, between QAnon believers, UFO enthusiasts and Donald Trump's superfans
Donald Trump and the new Lost Cause
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If you want to know how the Big Lie will go down in revisionist history, look to the South and the Civil War
Why Trump must be prosecuted: Nothing less can break the twisted bond with his supporters
Alan D. Blotcky
Not prosecuting Trump would send an unacceptable message. In a democracy nobody should be above the law
Marjorie Taylor Greene slams attorney general for “defining domestic terrorism as white supremacy”
David Edwards
"What is domestic terrorism? Is it really what this Merrick Garland and the Democrats are telling us?"
The broken dream of “In the Heights”: Fans praising the film must also acknowledge its shortcomings
Kylie Cheung
Jon M. Chu's new film is a cultural victory, even as it receives legitimate criticism of colorism in its casting
Jesse Jackson Jr. warned us about democracy: It’s hobbling, “on one broken leg, and drunk”
David Masciotra
Former congressman saw this all coming: a toxic combination of racism, right-wing ideology and "states' rights"
Trump’s army of God: Doug Mastriano and the Christian nationalist attack on democracy
Paul Rosenberg
Pennsylvania lawmaker is a Christian zealot, an academic fraud and an insurrectionist. He's the tip of the iceberg
Potential 2024 candidate Tom Cotton leading GOP charge against “woke ideology” in military
Jon Skolnik
In contentious Senate hearing, Cotton goes after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, claiming "wokeness" hurts morale
In the fight for democracy, Democrats are being outmaneuvered — and time is against them
Chauncey DeVega
Democrats believed they had won and everything would be fine. They weren't remotely ready for the counterattack
As Harry and Meghan’s family grows, their safety only comes after rejecting an assimilation fantasy
Kylie Cheung
Focusing on just the interpersonal racism they suffered is ignoring the monarchy's imperialist roots and practices
Laughing at Trump’s “backward” pants won’t save us from the 21st-century gulag
Chauncey DeVega
Liberal schadenfreude hits new low with Trump-trousers trutherism. Meanwhile, his forces are destroying democracy
Is “The Bachelor” franchise even salvageable now that Chris Harrison exited as host for good?
Kylie Cheung
Harrison leaving as host is a start, but his issues are just one thorny rose among the show's bouquet of such roses
Ellie Kemper apologizes for participating in racist beauty pageant “rejects white supremacy”
Kylie Cheung
Kemper wrote, "Ignorance is no excuse. I was old enough to have educated myself before getting involved"
Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild on the Trump demographic: “Elite of the left behind”
Chauncey DeVega
UC Berkeley sociologist explores the loss and shame that led to Trump in her book "Strangers in Their Own Land"
Denying “1619 Project” founder’s tenure buys into so-called objectivity debate stifling free speech
Kylie Cheung
"I am obligated to fight back against a wave of anti-democratic suppression," said Nikole Hannah-Jones
What Donald Trump taught America: Democracy can die slowly, or all at once
Chauncey DeVega
The Trump years offered a brutal seminar in how democracy can crumble into tyranny. Did Americans pay attention?
Understanding the shock Katie Hill ruling: She must pay outlets that published nude photos
Kylie Cheung
Former congresswoman's case could set a dangerous precedent that turns revenge porn into "protected speech"
The Asian men I never knew
Kimiko Guthrie
"Why did my Japanese American mom and so many other women in her circle choose to be with white men?"
Our first Memorial Day since Trump’s coup: Is America ready to move forward — or stuck in reverse?
Chauncey DeVega
This holiday has an inspiring origin story — one that reminds us we can never take progress for granted in America
The deeper history of “defund”: How the “get tough” policies of the ’70s and ’80s led to disaster
Paul Rosenberg
Historian Julilly Kohler-Hausmann on the destruction wrought by "common sense" crackdowns on crime and welfare
In praise of Cher, the self-proclaimed “Betty White of Rock ‘n’ Roll”
Annie Zaleski
Talented, confident and versatile, Cher has become a beacon of resiliency, and we're lucky to have her
Why the Pentagon budget never goes down
Mandy Smithberger
Joe Biden's first 100 days were a Pentagon prize
Trump regime’s amazing list of crimes keeps getting longer — but we can’t afford to look away
Chauncey DeVega
Spying on journalists, stealing children, abducting activists from the streets — it could happen again, and worse
Asian Americans need more than just Hollywood representation to address anti-Asian racism
Kylie Cheung
Asian celebrity activism is vocal and comforting, but it falls short of helping to effect real and needed change
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