race

Brad Pitt's Brushoff Nearly Leaves Tire Tracks On Formula 1 Reporter

Martin Brundle got snubbed by the "Bullet Train" actor at the United States Grand Prix race.
By 

Black Shoppers Falsely Accused Of Robbery Held At Gunpoint

Two men were pricing out cellphones in a T-Mobile store when the cops received a 911 call falsely claiming the store was being robbed.
By 

For South Asians, Weed Stigma Is Real. Here's How We're Breaking Free.

Cannabis has been interwoven in the fabric of South Asian existence. So where exactly did the stigma around it come from?
By 

My Book Is The Second-Most Banned In The U.S. Here's What That Taught Me About Telling Your Truth.

"I have more books to write and more stories to dismantle this system. And I’ll be damned if anyone denies my right to write them."
By 

These Incredibly Clever Tweets Prove How Complicated The Queen's Death Was For Some Of Us

We, the descendants of the colonized, are not tweeting our condolences.
By 

There's A Second Kind Of Bipolar Disorder. For Black Women, It Hits Different.

Bipolar II is often misunderstood and misdiagnosed. For me, finally figuring out how to navigate it was life-changing.
By 

'Mike' Has A Black Woman Problem

The Hulu series isn’t issue-ridden because of Mike Tyson's claims, but because it doesn’t extend the same compassion to its female characters as it does to him.
By 

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Weird Porn Theory

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has a bogus claim that white men are the most persecuted group in America, and it’s pushing them to porn.
By 

If You've Ever Equated Taking Antidepressants With Failure, Read This

Seeking medical help for depression can be hard. But author and activist Hari Ziyad wants Black Americans to see it as a triumph, not a weakness.
By 

This Is What It's Like To Not Have Any Friends Who Are Your Same Race

"Many Korean Americans have had the comfort of community to weather the assaults on our identity. But for me, it has been an incredibly lonely experience."
By