A recent study shines a light on the demographics and motivations of the January 6th insurrectionists.
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The Police Killing of George Floyd, One Year On
The Southern Poverty Law Center commemorates some of the unsung heroes that played pivotal roles in securing justice for Floyd and his family over the past year.
Evanston, IL Becomes the First US City to Approve Reparations for Black Residents
Advocates hope that the Chicago suburb’s pioneering efforts will serve as a blueprint for other cities and states across the US.
What Does ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mean to You?
In which I respond to an old friend who thinks my support for Black Lives Matter is misguided.
The End of Prison
In her 2003 book, longtime antiprison activist Angela Davis shines a light on the catastrophe of mass incarceration and points us toward a new vision of justice.
Review: The Making of Black Lives Matter
No matter one’s politics, color, or creed, it is incumbent upon all decent people to lend a fair and honest hearing to our generation’s defining social justice movement.
Review: Between the World and Me
Coates’s powerful memoir on being Black in America is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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