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No depression in heaven: The South, race, religion and FDR
Alison Collis Greene
The relationship between the churches and government in the South was never the same after the Great Depression
Holiday family gathering survival guide: How to argue with your racist, Islamophobic uncle at Christmas dinner
Ben Norton
Talking points to respond to Islamophobia, ISIS, anti-black racism, anti-immigrant myths, and homophobia
Sandra Bland will get no justice: By betraying minorities, the U.S. legal system is working exactly as designed
Chauncey DeVega
Bland’s death in jail and the decision to not prosecute proves again that courts are stacked against minorities
White men must be stopped: The very future of mankind depends on it
Frank Joyce
For 500 years, they've exploited their fellow man and plundered the planet. It's time they rein themselves in
Our new post-Obama “Star Wars”: Race, the Force and the dark side in modern America
Chauncey DeVega
The diversity in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" has the potential to be remarkably empowering
I am a white person against Trump: White people need to stop laughing and start taking responsibility
Adam Ciminello
Trump provided me lots of entertainment. Only now do I realize his racism isn't funny, and that I need to own it
Kamau Bell on #whitesagainsttrump: “White people standing up for themselves Marcus Garvey-style is an idea whose time has come”
W. Kamau Bell, Adam Mansbach
Our Salon piece became the No. 1 Twitter topic in the world. Here's what white people must do to keep it going
White guys are killing us: Toxic, cowardly masculinity, our unhealable national illness
Chauncey DeVega
Race, guns and gender -- the common denominator at the heart of so many problems -- are what we need to talk about
Donald Trump supporter wants to burn a black man alive: “Light the motherf**ker on fire”
Chauncey DeVega
The horror at a Trump rally in Las Vegas last night has been nurtured by Fox News for years
White America’s toxic ignorance: Abigail Fisher, Antonin Scalia and the real privilege that goes unspoken
Chauncey DeVega
If affirmative action gives unearned opportunities to one racial group, it is whites who have benefited the most
“Whites against Trump”: Kamau Bell tells white people — yes, even you good liberals — to “come get your boy”
W. Kamau Bell, Adam Mansbach
"I don't care if you had no plans to vote for Trump. If you are white, he is your problem above all else"
The GOP’s deluded Trump denial: Why conservatives have convinced themselves they don’t have a problem
Gary Legum
Donald Trump has revealed the ugly underside of the conservative movement. Just don't tell that to them
They’re just trying to scare you: The GOP’s long history of bizarre, make-believe enemies
Paul Rosenberg
There's nothing new in the right's strategy to arbitrarily weave together a most unlikely combinations of U.S. foes
The air went out of Ben Carson: Race, the right, and the fall from front-runner to afterthought
Chauncey DeVega
Ben Carson stood center stage not so long ago. What does his collapse say about Republicans and race?
The GOP can’t believe this is really happening: The 7 biggest establishment freakouts in the wake of Trump’s fascist turn
Janet Allon
Lindsey Graham gives the Donald a piece of his mind, or what's left of it, while Reince Priebus quietly fumes
“Extremely inappropriate”: The Supreme Court and the sneaky plot to kill affirmative action
Elias Isquith
The Court may make affirmative action "practically impossible," NAACP senior counsel Rachel Kleinman tells Salon
Donald Trump’s racism is as American as apple pie
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans keep saying Trump's ban on Muslims goes against our values. Do they know anything of our history?
The all-American terror of Donald Trump: Inside the nightmare ideology that’s made him a hero to white fundamentalists
Brittney Cooper
Trump abandoned the GOP's traditional dog whistle for a megaphone—a successful strategy, and even more destructive
The South won the Civil War: White men, racial resentment, and how the Bitter Minority came to rule us all
Paul Rosenberg
Nixon's Silent Majority, neither silent nor a majority, runs Congress and propels Trump. How did this happen?
Right-wing trolls are going ballistic: Why Rush Limbaugh & co. are freaking out about hate crimes
Gary Legum
Attorney General Loretta Lynch spoke out against anti-Muslim hate crimes last week—so of course the right lost it
Let’s get the old gang back together: The big lie America never grapples with, as we consider more war post-Paris
Paul Rosenberg
America's ready to freak out again, this time about ISIS. Here's what we need to remember
The Republican Party is now America’s largest hate group
Daniel Denvir
Led by Donald Trump, the GOP has abandoned its traditional dogwhistles in favor of a more overt approach to racism
Nostalgia is killing the white working class: The story behind the shocking mortality rates
Kali Holloway
Abandoned by their employers, hoodwinked by their politicians, working whites are falling prey to their own despair
Our #blacklivesmatter Thanksgiving: Race, terror, Trump and political correctness collide at Thanksgiving
Chauncey DeVega
A holiday bound in myths, and based on America's founding sins, arrives in the middle of a fraught conversation
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