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Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict doesn’t save us, but here are some ideas that might help
America, and its rich and powerful, didn’t actually care about Black people when they put out statements and donated money
Black teachers were already leaving the profession in high numbers before the nation’s upheaval over racism made their jobs harder
He wrote for some of the greatest Black comedians of our time while making people uncomfortable with his takes on race and culture
Kiawah Island once maintained a bustling plantation economy based on slave labor
In one Massachusetts middle school, most kids are back, but a boy with sickle cell demonstrates how some want to stay remote
The endeavor to remove racist monuments from the public square is gaining momentum
When we use the language and logic of crime control to condemn racial violence, we help normalize the image of policing and prisons as socially good
To understand how this happened, we must grapple with who has been experimented on
We no longer need to see the recording of Floyd’s last breath