Hundreds of years of racial conditioning, through violence, scapegoating, and the dehumanization of Black and Brown people have led to the anger, hatred, and dysfunction we experience today.

What Can the United States Do to Ease Its Fears?

Ben Jealous

Supreme Court Wasn’t Always a Civil Rights Threat

Glenn Mollette

How to Better Protect Our Children From Shooters

In addition to breaking golf’s color line, Dr. Charlie Sifford Jr. won six Negro National Open titles, earned honors as one of the top 100 people in the First Century of Golf, and earned more than $1.2 million on the PGA TOUR and the Senior Tour. Photo: PGA Tour of America

How Charlie Sifford Broke Golf’s Color Barrier

Ben Jealous

Racist ‘Replacement’ Rhetoric is Deadly and It Must Stop Being Used

Karine Jean-Pierre, the nation’s first Black press secretary, Erica Loewe, director of African American media and outgoing press secretary Jen Psaki.

Erica Loewe Continues to Help Open Doors for Others

Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia said his officers are focusing on guns. “What drives the violence is guns,” Gramaglia stated during a news conference before the Tops shooting.

Addressing and Dealing With Calm After the Racist Storm

Alice Dunnigan, a Kentucky-born granddaughter of slaves and Ethel Payne, the renown ‘First Lady of the Black Press, received posthumous honors during the 2022 White House Correspondents Association’s (WHCA) dinner.

Two Trailblazing Black Press Journalists Remembered

President Joe Biden issued three pardons, including one to Abraham Bolden, the first Black Secret Service agent to work on a presidential detail, who had long professed his innocence. Pictured above, Abraham Bolden during an event in Newburgh, NY in 2008. Hudson Valley Press File Photo/ CHUCK STEWART, JR.

Abraham Bolden Receives Pardon From Biden

Ben Jealous

Across the United States, Students Must Learn All History

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