Adam Howard

These stories are another chapter of America’s past that the nation has never reckoned with, inhuman and inexcusable acts with repercussions that are still felt to this day

Reaching out to black friends for guidance or to show empathy is good, but policing your own people and speaking among yourselves about the problem would be better.

The president routinely endorses and encourages police brutality, vilifies non-violent protesters of color, and spits out racist views.

The president bears no direct responsibility for Floyd’s death, but his embrace of racist language, ideas and policies has heightened the perception that black life is expendable.

It’s a familiar challenge now for Sanders, whose insurgent campaign against Clinton saw its momentum blunted repeatedly by her overwhelming support among African-Americans.

His condescending overtures to black people aim to provide cover for his supporters who are uncomfortable with how comfortable white supremacists are with this president.

Many Democratic voters—black and brown ones very much included—have internalized the racialized rush to judgment about electability that took place after the 2016 contest.

But as she aimed for him, Kamala Harris’ past started to catch up with her, too.

The president treats black celebrities much like he treats white people — his assessment of their talent and worth is a product of their opinion of him.

According to a new report, Daniel Craig will pass the martini to “Captain Marvel” actress Lashana Lynch, who will be introduced as the new 007 in the still-untitled 25th Bond film.