bigotry

Irish American Apologists For Trump's Visa Ban Should Know Better

Thirty and forty years ago, Irish people in Britain were routinely shunned by neighbors and work colleagues, our Irish cultural centers attacked.
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Civil Rights Aren’t Just for Minorities -- They’re For Everyone

White apathy toward instances of racial injustice inevitably allows civil rights violations to afflict broader American society.
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Anti-Gay Ministers In Life And Death: Bishop Eddie Long and Rev. Bernice King

In life and death, Bernice King stands by her man.
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Advent In 2016: Not Normal, Not Now, Not To Come

It was a perfect storm that elected Donald Trump. It combined flawed candidates and a populist impulse on all sides against a system that truly is rigged.
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Falling Back In Love With A Country I Don't Recognize

I failed to realize that our brand of patriotism is not necessarily understood by others.
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How To Be An Ally To A Person Facing Bigotry In Trump’s America

All of a sudden, I was aware that almost half of my country hated me, or endorsed a man that does.
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A Catholic’s Crippling Grief: This Latina’s Powerful Word After Trump’s Election

I don’t have a solution. I don’t have all the answers. And my story is not unique. In fact, mine is the story of millions in this nation.
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Too Many Doctors Have To Deal With Bigoted Patients

This doctor is trying to change that.
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Sanders Says Trump's Campaign Is 'About Bigotry.' He's Right.

Let's take a look at the evidence.
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Bias In The 'Burbs

I abhor racism but I seem to masterfully straddle the thin white line between talking the talk and actually walking the walk.
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