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Black Nationalism

'Whites are People Too': Why Some White People are Stating the Obvious

Carol M. Swain | Posted 09.20.2009 | Politics

Read More: Whites, White Nationalism, President Obama, Race, Blacks, Sotomayor, White Supremacy, Glenn Beck, Racism in Politics, Town Hall Meetings, Post-Racial, Black-Nationalism, Politics News
Carol M. Swain

Hadassah's is one of many such e-mails I have received over the years from whites who confess to having been raised in liberal democratic- homes, but who are now flirting with white nationalism.

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Mediocre Grade for the Southern Poverty Law Center's Latest Report

Carol M. Swain | Posted 09.13.2009 | Politics

Read More: Lou Dobbs, Splc, White Supremacy, Hate Crimes, Southern Poverty Law Center, Race Relations, Hate Groups, Black Nationalism, White Nationalism, Civil Rights, Politics News
Carol M. Swain

Instead of providing readers with a systematic analysis and hard data supporting its warning about a growing threat, the SPLC's report was chocked full of vague generalities and unnamed sources.

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Glenn Beck: Van Jones Is a Radical Commie Intent On, Um, Creating Private Sector Jobs

David Roberts | Posted 08.31.2009 | Green

Read More: Black Nationalism, Van Jones, Communist, Green Jobs, Community Organizer, Fox News, Glenn Beck, Radicalism, Green News
David Roberts

The shadowy Apollo Alliance want the government to provide incentives to businesses to invest in green technologies. This kind of Stalinistic, top-down central planning leads only to disasters like the internet, the polio vaccine, and velcro.

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How I didn't end up being a criminal

Logan Nakyanzi Pollard | Posted 07.25.2008 | Politics

Read More: Black Nationalism, Flag Burning, Fearmongering, Fear, Michelle Obama, Rambo, Barack Obama, Osama Bin Laden, Politics of Fear, Race in Politics, Terror, Barack Obama New Yorker Cover, Religion and Politics, Patriot, Pan-Terrorism, Political Cartoons, Politics News
Logan Nakyanzi Pollard

The imagery on the cover of the New Yorker represents the quality of conversation on race and religion in this country: mixed messages, nothing decoded.

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