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Memo to white feminists: It’s our job to dismantle white supremacy — now
Anna March
We say we are horrified by racism, but we aren’t doing nearly enough to end it. Often, we even contribute to it
These dockworkers just showed the labor movement how to shut down fascists
PETER COLE
The San Francisco Bay Area branch of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union demonstrates what can be done
Why all eyes are on Missouri
Alison Dreith, Pamela Merritt
The Show Me State continues to try to roll back basic rights and protections for minorities and women
Trevor Noah: “The gap between the lie and the truth could not be wider”
Rachel Leah
Noah says the new intel about Trump's Russia connections could be the president's "broken tail light"
Charlottesville fits in with Trump’s nightmare America
Chauncey DeVega
On this week's episode of "The Chauncey DeVega Show," we assess America's political health under Donald Trump
Statues of medical racist who experimented on slaves should also be taken down
Stephen Kenny
Enslaved women with incurable diseases had surgery performed on them and weren't given any anaesthesia
If this is a civil war, pick a side: Donald Trump, white nationalism and the future of America
Tim Wise
History will judge you for your choice.
Confederate memorial, announced two days after Charlottesville riots, erected in Alabama
Matthew Rozsa
Organizers insist that the timing of the memorial was a coincidence, but hired fringe right-wing group as guards
Watch: Robert E. Lee descendant introduces Heather Heyer’s mother at MTV VMAs
Rachel Leah
On the red carpet, in speeches and in performances, MTV used its platform to denounce racism and hate
“Gone With the Wind” dropped from Memphis theater over racial concerns
Gabriel Bell
A Tennessee theater has pulled the classic film from its lineup after it determined it was "insensitive"
The success of “Dunkirk” is proof that the World War II myth machine is still alive and well
John Semley
WWI films sow doubt, WWII films sell war; we have no time for the questions that WWI films ask of their audiences
Civil War historian Peter Carmichael: Keep the statues, focus on racial injustice
Matthew Rozsa
Director of Civil War Institute says anger at Trump and alt-right is clouding the war's lingering questions
My liberal white male rage: What should I do about it?
Abe Low
I've been fantasizing about punching Nazis, and more. Am I a solution or part of the problem?
African Americans fighting fascism and racism, from WWII to Charlottesville
Matthew Delmont
Winning the war would be only a partial victory if the US did not also overturn racial discrimination at home
The spread of white nationalism is taking our nation into uncharted and dangerous territory
Steven Rosenfeld
Charlottesville and its aftermath are proof we're in for a resurgence of America's oldest culture war
Will the United States ever transcend white supremacy?
Robert Jensen
Maybe never. There is hope, though.
Trump has no time or words for America’s dead sailors and their families
Lucian K. Truscott IV
One dead in Charlottesville. Ten dead or missing at sea. Zero words spoken by Donald Trump
“Weeping Nazi” Christopher Cantwell went from libertarian to fascist — and he’s not alone
Conor Lynch
Combine two obnoxious fringe movements — libertarianism and white supremacy — and you get Charlottesville
How should we protest neo-Nazis? Lessons from German history
Laurie Marhoefer
The antifa’s tactics often backfire, just like those of Germany’s communist opposition to Nazism did in the 1920s
Listen: Charlottesville should not have been a surprise
Chauncey DeVega
"The Chauncey DeVega Show" examines the Charlottesville hate rally from five different points of view
White communities need to do more to ferret out terrorists in their midst
Kali Holloway
Muslim communities have been speaking up for years.
Anti-racism activist Tim Wise: After Charlottesville, time for white people to say, “By God, you don’t speak for me”
Chauncey DeVega
Author and activist on how white privilege played out in Charlottesville, and the "defining moment" America faces
Trump voters would rather have Confederate President Jefferson Davis than Obama: Poll
Kali Holloway
He could shoot his supporters with a musket and they'd still adore him
Largest anti-Muslim organization calls off dozens of pro-Trump rallies for fear of counter protests
Charlie May
ACT for America canceled 67 "America First" rallies across the country, citing concerns over violence
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