In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, public opinion surveys as well as media reporting portrayed an America deeply divided along racial lines. In an early September Pew survey, for example, two-thirds of ...

But those African-American memorial cultures have often been overshadowed by Confederate monuments that dominate public space and set in stone a white supremacist story of the past. Black ...

He's been writing about why white Americans call the police on black people who haven't done anything wrong. Welcome to the program. JASON JOHNSON: Glad to be here, Ari.

When a white person feels threatened, like in a Starbucks, or when they see a “suspicious” black person on their block, we are a stark aberration to be dealt with swiftly and handily.

The Central Park dog dispute, the Minneapolis police fatal arrest and the Ahmaud Arbery shooting are fresh reminders that black men have long been a bogeyman in White America’s collective psyche.

We are all feeling more tense in public spaces. Policing mask wearing and measuring social distance, we navigate parks and playgrounds with senses heightened. But for African American men, this fee… ...

White, Black, Asian American, Pacific Islander and American Indian or Alaska Natives in this analysis are those who report being one race and are not Hispanic. ... In Nevada, 77% of public school ...

The problem is pervasive: Nationally, white students at public colleges are 2½ times more likely to graduate than Black students and 60 percent more likely to graduate than Latino students.

A South African court has dismissed claims of a white genocide in the country as "clearly imagined" and "not real" as it ...

Instead, they challenged white dominance of public space using holidays, parades, conventions, mass meetings and other events.Black people used public celebrations such as Juneteenth to tell a ...