Showing results for: white supremacy (page 31)
In Netflix’s defiant “Shadow and Bone,” The Chosen One gets bent in the best way
Melanie McFarland
Neflix's new fantasy series has the scent of a hit. That it features an inclusive cast is important to its spell
Fox News guest claims the “hyper-woke” believe in “a world where Black people don’t have to do math”
Brett Bachman
"What they mean by 'social justice' is a world where, for example, Black people don't have to do math"
How is Marjorie Taylor Greene’s failed “America First” caucus any different from the GOP?
Chauncey DeVega
MTG and Paul Gosar spoke too boldly — but their blatant white supremacy is just standard Republican politics
J.D. Vance leads GOP hypocrisy on “Big Tech” — while raking in cash from Silicon Valley
Igor Derysh
Josh Mandel and "Hillbilly Elegy" author J.D. Vance pose as anti-Big Tech populists — until you follow the money
Mike Pompeo and Trump rub shoulders with anti-Muslim zealot Laura Loomer at Mar-a-Lago event
Zachary Petrizzo
"President Trump and I just had a great conversation," posts failed GOP candidate and anti-Islam activist
The making of a right-wing martyr: Conservatives treat Derek Chauvin’s conviction as an act of war
Amanda Marcotte
Turning a dead-eyed murderer like Derek Chauvin into a martyr shows that the right has no limits on its open racism
Trevor Noah’s wit is an effective weapon against white supremacy and defense of police violence
Sophia A. McClennen
There is nothing funny about police violence. But Noah's satire exposes the racism and stupidity supporting it
Republican attacks on Maxine Waters prove the GOP is committed to a politics of white whining
Amanda Marcotte
Kevin McCarthy denies the GOP is racist only to disprove himself by blasting Maxine Waters with bad faith umbrage
Eugenics, racism and the forced sterilization of heiress Ann Cooper Hewitt
Audrey Clare Farley
White people can be collateral victims of white supremacy, as this notorious 1936 case over an inheritance shows
Unraveling of the American empire: A series of military debacles point toward a tragic end
Chris Hedges
The U.S. retreat from Afghanistan is only the latest in a long list of defeats. From here, the endgame gets ugly
Activist and Researcher Gregg Gonsalves on how to heal America after Trump’s COVID disaster
Chauncey DeVega
We need real accountability, says Gonsalves — and we need national health care. But true recovery may take decades
If Black lives matter, don’t simply reform policing — dismantle the system entirely
Sirry Alang
I used to advocate for police reforms, like better training and oversight. I no longer believe that's enough
Lil Nas X’s dance with the devil evokes tradition of resisting, mocking religious demonization
S. Kyle Johnson
Looking for the meaning of Lil Nas X’s latest video? The detail is in the devil
What ties the U.S. and Israel together? Our arrogant, doomed mythology of exceptionalism
Doug Neiss
Our two nations are headed for doom, driven by the power of the Zionist right and a conviction we can do no wrong
The forging of a Black Captain America by battling supremacy in “Falcon and the Winter Soldier”
Melanie McFarland
To take up Cap's shield in a country built on white supremacy requires more than a stellar workout montage
How “A Love Song for Latasha” disrupts and decolonizes documentary filmmaking about Black trauma
Gary M. Kramer
Latasha Harlins died 30 years ago, but director Sophia Nahli Allison flips the story in this Oscar-nominated short
America’s minority rule problem is deadly
Amanda Marcotte
Between the pandemic and gun violence, the death toll from America's minority rule problem is staggering
Police crackdown in Minnesota this week — but how different it was on Jan. 6 at the Capitol
Chauncey DeVega
The contrast is stark, but not really a contradiction — it's American law enforcement functioning as designed
Republicans take trolling to “trigger the libs” to the next level
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans settle on their rhetorical strategy for dismantling democracy: Trolling the left
Derek Chauvin’s trial is a test of whether facts matter
Amanda Marcotte
Will the truth prevail or will we face an ugly reminder of how often facts don't matter in the face of bigotry?
Tucker Carlson’s insecurity and the “great replacement” theory
Heather Digby Parton
Tucker Carlson and his white supremacist allies are going to be replaced by a generation repelled by his ideology
Leaked video reveals a GOP plan to intimidate Black and brown voters in Houston
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans propose "Election Integrity Brigade" specifically targeting Black and brown neighborhoods in Houston
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