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“I’m a blue guy in a red state”: John Mellencamp and the search for an American soul
David Masciotra
As night comes to America, I visit John Mellencamp in his Indiana studio, where the art of tragedy and triumph rule
Southern Baptists — once an overtly racist, pro-slavery group — declare war on white supremacy and the alt-right
Matthew Sheffield
After 172 years, anti-racists appear to be winning the battle for the soul of the Southern Baptist Convention
“Loving” author on how slow racial equality progress can be: “We still have that kind of politics”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "Loving" author Sheryll Cashin about the past, present and future of race relations in America
LISTEN: Ruth Ben-Ghiat on how Trump is already using “fascist tactics”
Chauncey DeVega
This week on "The Chauncey DeVega Show," an NYU historian on the role violence plays in Trump's appeal to voters
Right-wing “free speech” rallies are a potent breeding ground for homegrown terror
Alexandra Rosenmann
Jeremy Joseph Christian is a case study in how "free speech rallies" can attract the violent fringe
Understanding contemporary white supremacy: Is the alt-right really something new?
Anis Shivani
A panel of scholars discusses the historical roots of modern white supremacy — and its most recent reinvention
Why taking down Confederate memorials is only a first step
Joshua F. J. Inwood, Derek H. Alderman
Taking down Confederate symbols can't be a substitute for the hard work of racial reconciliation
Bill Maher’s N-word bomb: Don’t expect HBO to do much in response
D. Watkins
Friday night Bill Maher let the offensive racial slur roll right out of his mouth like he'd had plenty of practice
Trump bashes London mayor out of context, uses terror attack to promote his travel ban
Charlie May
Exploiting tragedy, Trump attacks London's Muslim mayor and makes a new pitch for unconstitutional travel ban
A toxic menu of policy disaster that favors elites: Just look at Trumpcare and the president’s NAFTA waffling
Jim Hightower
Republicans' health care bill would widen economic disparity; Trump's NAFTA plan would empower multinationals
Hate is alive in America — and it’s tearing us apart
D. Watkins
From the Portland martyrs to racist graffiti on LeBron James' home, the escalation of racial hatred must be stopped
Newt Gingrich comes crawling back: Disgraced former speaker is now the “intellectual” defender of Trumpism
Gary Legum
Once a right-wing firebrand, Gingrich is now a desperate toady struggling to create justifications for Trump
Martyrs against racism in Donald Trump’s America: What happened in Portland was shocking, but not surprising
Chauncey DeVega
Two brave heroes died — and another was wounded — fighting white supremacy in Portland. They may not be the last
What’s behind the rise of homegrown terror on the right?
Arie Perliger
This growing domestic menace deserves more time than it's getting
It’s not just Bernie: Socialism is back, and right-wingers have good reason to worry
Conor Lynch
Decades after socialism became a death zone in American politics, its surprise comeback has conservatives scared
White supremacy is deadly: When will we start taking this rhetoric seriously?
D. Watkins
The senseless killing of a Maryland student could be prosecuted as a hate crime
Trotsky explains Donald Trump to you: Our idiot president is a “substitute” who represents America’s mass ignorance and bottomless narcissism
Andrew O'Hehir
How Trump's ludicrous rise mirrors the process that brought Stalin to power — and, mercifully, how it doesn't
Obesessing over Trump? You’re missing something important
Andrew Bacevich
The president is trying to divert our attention
White supremacy is everywhere: How do we fight a concept that has so thoroughly permeated our politics and culture?
Anis Shivani
Second in a series: Forget the KKK — white supremacy's effects go well beyond the alt-right and the Republicans
Trump walks back bizarre comments on funding black colleges — but this administration’s racism is no mistake
Gary Legum
Attacking government's paltry grants to historically black colleges, then explaining it all away, is classic Trump racism
Resistance U: Butler University faces backlash for its course on the anti-Trump resistance
Taylor Link
The course, "Trumpism and U.S. Democracy," explores strategies for combating white supremacy and imperialism
Why the case for the removal of Confederate memorials isn’t so clear-cut
Alfred L. Brophy
Confederate monuments are daily reminders slavery and the Jim Crow south
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