Showing results for: white supremacy (page 100)
How I found my voice as a feminist of color
Daniel José Older
When a girl's pageant crown was rescinded because of her skin color, I finally said what I needed to say
“The Punk Singer”: Kathleen Hanna’s riotous life
Andrew O'Hehir
"The Punk Singer" is a clear-eyed look at Kathleen Hanna's emergence -- and endurance -- as a riot-grrrl icon
America’s angriest white men: Up close with racism, rage and Southern supremacy
Michael Kimmel
Up close with small-town white rage, with bitter, scary men who feel left behind by economic and cultural change
How Richard Cohen’s racism hurts biracial families like mine
Julia Carrie Wong
Multiracial people deal with the "gag reflex" from bigots in real life. And it's not OK to excuse it
Poll: Conservatives more offended by rainbow flag than Confederate flag
Elias Isquith
Public Policy Polling finds conservatives' relationship with the Confederacy remains ... complicated
Asking for help while black: How it became a capital offense
Brittney Cooper
In society that sees black people as always seeking handouts, Renisha McBride's murder exposed our biggest problem
Kenny Powers vs. Walter White
Lara Zarum
"Eastbound and Down" centers on an angry white man who's wasted his talent and earning potential. Sound familiar?
Kid’s KKK Halloween costume disrespects the Klan, says KKK leader
Prachi Gupta
"None of this is a joke," commented Imperial Wizard Bradley Jenkins on 7-year-old Jackson Black's costume
Guilt, history and “Ender’s Game”
Andrew O'Hehir
The new movie version of Orson Scott Card's fable about sci-fi genocide offers surprising historical insight
The first rule of blackface: It’s not hard to understand, everyone
Brittney Cooper
...is don't wear blackface. The end. Now why is that so hard for some people to remember?
The scary lesson of “12 Years a Slave”: How little America has changed
Chauncey DeVega
The story still resonates when black Americans are routinely punished for seeking or attaining success
Slavery, the Rebel flag and the shutdown
Andrew O'Hehir
How the toxic effects of white supremacy, seen so clearly in "12 Years a Slave," endure in American politics
The South is holding America hostage
Michael Lind
The Tea Party's not crazy -- they had a plan. Now liberals and progressives need one, too
Modern GOP is still the party of Dixie
Kim Messick
How the South poisons American conservatism and sabotages our politics
Aryan Brotherhood leader sentenced to 30 years
Bill Morlin
Charles Lee "Jive" Roberts plead guilty in May to “conspiracy to participate in a racketeering enterprise"
Angry right gets mad when you accuse it of race-baiting!
Joan Walsh
Critics didn't like my column saying the shutdown stemmed from 50 years of racism. I should have written even more
Blame the Constitution for this mess
Alex Pareene
Our system of government gives opposition parties the power to cause crises. Why wouldn't they use that power?
No one is listening to the world’s only superpower
Dilip Hiro
The greater Middle East has rebuffed Uncle Sam
“Breaking Bad'”s most powerful drug was money
Charlotte Shane
No matter how much Walt made, he wanted more -- until the bitter end, when ego was all that mattered
Parents outraged over school’s slavery reenactment field trip
Katie McDonough
Connecticut parents and the state's African-American Affairs Commission call the field trip "emotional abuse"
America’s “reality” is white and male
Julia Carrie Wong
From Julie Chen to Marissa Alexander, women of color are constantly treated like their feelings aren't real
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex
Corey Mead
The Army wants you to play video games: For decades, the military has been financing, inventing and perfecting them
The real story of Detroit’s economy
Frank Joyce
A Motor City native explains why "Detroit is exactly where we want to be"
Fox News cares more about dogs than women
Katie Halper
The network chose to celebrate National Dog Day rather than Women's Equality Day. Let's compare the two
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