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For artist Vanessa German, poetry is a ‘place of power, it is a force that dissolves the tangles and nooses of white supremacy and systemic racism’
Justice for George Floyd rests with a diverse jury
Even fairy-tale marriages need honest conversations about race
Why it’s so hard to convict police even when there’s video
A look at a persistent movie trope in which clueless white characters depend on selfless Black helpmates
Major League Baseball could not have maintained the color line without the aid of white sportswriters
Tamara Payne talks about the award-winning biography she wrote with her father
New documentary, ‘The March on Washington: Keepers of the Dream’ traces the connections over six decades of protest
The Cavaliers’ treatment of Andre Drummond crystallizes the hypocrisy of how players are supposed to shut up and sit down
The new vice president stands on the shoulders of hidden figures whose labor went unsung