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It’s time to fight the alt-right — but not by actually fighting in the street
Amanda Marcotte
Direct confrontation with alt-right goons is a bad idea: There are more productive channels for righteous anger
White supremacy week at the White House: Even by Trump standards, the racism was dialed to 11
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's overt racism isn't aimed at liberals — it's about distracting his base away from the Russia scandal
Evangelical Christians and Donald Trump: They love him because they don’t trust facts or reason
Chauncey DeVega
Evangelicals have been eager to look past Trump's vulgarity and immorality — there are deeper things that bind them
Trump’s white nationalism torments us now, but the “centrality of whiteness” will fade away
Carey Purcell
Author Sheryll Cashin explains how cultural dexterity is spreading despite Trump
Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and the lie of inherent white innocence
Kali Holloway
Don Jr. and Kushner benefit from the lifelong presumption of white innocence this racist society confers on them
Amid the blaring headlines, routine reports of hate-fueled violence
Joe Sexton
Documenting Hate’s catalogue of incidents captures the seeming ordinariness of many of them
100 years ago African-Americans marched down 5th Avenue to declare that black lives matter
Chad Williams
Nearly 10,000 African-Americans participated in the "Silent Protest Parade"
LISTEN: Antifa is an organizing strategy, not a group
Chauncey DeVega
On the "Chauncey DeVega Show," I talk to members of an anti-fascist organization about resisting Trump's agenda
Michael Phelps didn’t really race a great white shark, and people are pissed
Charlie May
The highly anticipated showdown between a legendary olympian and a great white shark, wasn't all it was hyped to be
There’s a legacy of people resisting white supremacy in the US. Antifa is not new.
Chauncey DeVega
Two organizers from a Chicago antifascist group discuss the expansion of the resistance as the alt-right digs in
Inside the minds of Trump’s “true believers”
Ronald W. Pies
Trump's rhetoric has inspired millions of disaffected voters to become "true believers" of his presidency
Growing my way out of dystopia
Frida Berrigan
Can we stop feeling quite so helpless and hopeless in a world on the skids?
America’s violent birth: Why we shouldn’t be surprised that U.S. politics is a blood sport now
Holger Hoock
The Founding Fathers were no strangers to extreme polarization, political violence and intimidation of the press
Dear white people: Frederick Douglass explains the Trump resistance in “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?”
Chauncey DeVega
The former slave's tribute to the American Revolution — and attack on American hypocrisy — rings loud in 2017
Maryland County Councilman Michael Peroutka attacked for apparent ties to white supremacist group
Matthew Sheffield
Local councilman claims he didn't know League of the South was a racist group. Activists suggest otherwise
Reading James Baldwin in the Black Lives Matter era
William J. Maxwell
Baldwin reigns as BLM's literary conscience, touchstone and pinup, its go-to ideal of the writer in arms
Philando Castile verdict and video serve as grim reminders: Black lives really don’t matter — and too many white people are silent or complicit
Chauncey DeVega
Nothing about the Castile verdict is surprising — but it points to enduring, uncomfortable truths about America
Not all terrorists are Muslims: As the past week should remind us, political violence is not restricted by race, religion or ideology
Amanda Marcotte
By any coherent standard of "terrorism," the London mosque attack — and the Alexandria shooting — clearly qualify
Anti-racist author Tim Wise: White America desperately wants to be numb, and Donald Trump “is a walking, talking opioid”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Dear White America" says Donald Trump is a painkiller for white people's anguish — but it won't work
“Filipineza” doesn’t mean “servant”: Notes of witness from an immigrant daughter
Melissa R. Sipin
The women in my family don't have the same story as "Lola" Eudocia Pulido. But the same forces shaped their lives
Best of Salon: Why we need Tupac now more than ever
Mychal Denzel Smith
Tupac Shakur's biopic, "All Eyez on Me," is out now. He would have been 46 this week
Understanding contemporary white supremacy, part 2: How do we deal with this new form of an old phenomenon?
Anis Shivani
Our panel of scholars on what we get wrong about white supremacy, and whether persecuting racists does any good
In Tupac’s life, the struggles and triumphs of a generation
Jeffrey O. G. Ogbar
New biopic "All Eyez on Me" sheds light on the life and death and Tupac Shakur
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