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Wingnuts’ Confederate flag crisis: Why they can’t admit who’s really responsible for Dixie’s latest defeat
Elias Isquith
With the Confederate battle flag becoming taboo, conservatives are desperately searching for someone to blame
Dylann Roof is the new face of globalized hate: Why white nationalism is a distinctly modern threat
Elias Isquith
The alleged murderer represents an international movement, Southern Poverty Law Center president tells Salon
The Confederate flag is not enough: Why our new race debate misses the point
Nico Lang
You can kill a symbol, but it's not as easy to extinguish an idea -- or the gun politics that help enforce it
Behind Dylann Roof’s race war: The highly motivated secret white supremacy movement working toward “the battle of Armageddon”
Laura Miller
A scholar of "Christian Identity" militants warns that lone wolf killings like Charleston are part of a larger plan
“The face of racism today is not a slaveowner”: Eric Foner on the past and present of white supremacy
Elias Isquith
South Carolina is hardly alone in refusing to confront the burdens of history, celebrated historian tells Salon
The Ivy League’s “Confederate flag” problem: Why is a Yale college still named after John C. Calhoun?
Colin McEnroe
White supremacy never had a better friend in a higher position than Calhoun. One of 12 Yale colleges bears his name
Charleston and the Southern Gothic: Steeped in a heritage of hate, South Carolina must finally reckon with its past
Alex Werrell
Dylann Roof and Michael Slager sit in adjacent cells, while the debate over the Confederate flag rages
The GOP’s secret “n-word” politics: What their latest Obama outrage is really about
Chauncey DeVega
In the Age of Obama, conservatives continue their tradition of racial slurring — without actually saying the word
Fox News must be stopped: Why its Charleston coverage has finally gone too far
David Palumbo-Liu
Ridicule isn't enough. We need to call out the lies and rebut them accurately & loudly. This is more than a "story"
Two cheers for Nikki Haley: Bringing down the Confederate flag is laudable — but not nearly enough
Elias Isquith
GOP guv deserves praise for decency. But let's not pretend hiding the flag will make white supremacy go away
We’re still a nation of cowards: The Confederate flag, guns & a political class that barely functions
Luke Brinker
Once support for the Confederate flag was untenable, Nikki Haley acted & others followed. It's not so on gun safety
Ann Coulter vs. reality: “The Klan and Stormfront only have, like, seven members”
Scott Eric Kaufman
In the wake of the racially motivated Charleston shooting, Coulter mocked liberals' "fantasies of racist America"
The curious case of Nikki Haley: What the Republican governor can tell us about American racial identity
Eesha Pandit
Haley finally spoke out against the Confederate flag yesterday — after years of compromise with a racist system
What we can’t afford to forget about Rachel Dolezal: A master class in white victimology
Chauncey DeVega
As Rachel Dolezal's story recedes into the background, we must remember its most important lessons
Republicans are just this screwed: Why Mitt Romney is trying to save the party from itself
Jim Newell
The former nominee is using whatever sway he has to prevent the party from defending, say, awful racist flags
Kanye West performs powerful freestyle for Charleston: “See that’s the magic of racism, it works on itself”
Colin Gorenstein
West headlined Hot 107.9's Birthday Bash this weekend and used the platform to address the Charleston shooting
Dear White Supremacy: Nothing about you “cognitively, academically, socially, architecturally, culturally or even financially … signifies a higher position,” says Lupe Fiasco
Anna Silman
The rapper took to Instagram in a three-part message on race in America
The racist insanity of “Meet the Press”: How can Chuck Todd be so oblivious?
Jack Mirkinson
The Sunday morning show aired a gun violence segment yesterday that exclusively featured black shooters
Obama uses “n-word” talking race on Marc Maron podcast
Associated Press
"Racism, we are not cured of it," the president said, then used a word he's not believed to have used as president
What Rand Paul’s libertarian hypocrisy reveals about the GOP’s giant race problem
Heather Digby Parton
All of the GOP candidates have found themselves catering to a far-right fringe, but Paul is particularly insructive
We must call him a terrorist: Dylann Roof, Fox News and the truth about why language matters
Sean Illing
This wasn't simply a hate crime or a senseless murder. It was targeted terror, and we need to discuss it that way
Black faith is under attack: How to make sense of white supremacy’s Charleston crimes
Robin Boylorn
For generations, Black Americans have turned to the Church for safety & comfort. Here's how to reclaim that space
White America is complicit: Charleston, Dylann Roof and the country’s real race war
Kali Holloway
Questioning the motivations of the Charleston shooter is worse than obtuse. It is itself an act of violence
This is American terrorism: White supremacy’s brutal, centuries-long campaign of violence
Lawrence Brown
There's a war being waged against Black Americans, whether white America wants to admit it or not
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