Racism in America

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse Defends Membership In Elite Beach Club

The Democratic senator's staff disputed a local report that the club had only white members, but admitted that the club lacks diversity.
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Woman Who Called Cops On Black Birdwatcher Sues Former Employer

Amy Cooper is accusing Franklin Templeton of defamation along with race and gender discrimination.
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This Is What No One Tells You About Being Asian In America In 2021

"We are used to minimizing our own pain because we don’t want to rock the boat."
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Amy Cooper, Woman Who Called Cops On Black Bird-Watcher, Has Case Dismissed

Prosecutors asked a judge to drop the case against her after she took a class on racial bias.
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Hate Groups Migrating Online, Making Tracking More Difficult

The levels of hate and bigotry in America have not diminished, a rep for the Southern Poverty Law Center told the Associated Press.
By Aaron Morrison, AP

Don't Just 'Move On.' Here's How To Talk About The Capitol Riot At Work.

It's a form of white privilege to believe things can be business as usual following the mob assault on the U.S. Capitol.
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White Woman Who Called Cops On Central Park Bird-Watcher Made 2nd Bogus 911 Claim

Amy Cooper's second 911 call falsely claimed a Black man "tried to assault her," prosecutors said.
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William Barr Wildly Compares Coronavirus Safety Measures To Slavery

In an absurd claim made on Wednesday, the attorney general compared coronavirus stay-at-home orders to centuries of anti-Black murder and sexual assault.
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Trump Threatens To Yank Funding From Schools That Teach 1619 Project

The president has launched yet another attack against education intended to address racism in America.
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White House Orders End Of 'Un-American' Racial Sensitivity Training At Federal Agencies

Contracts for training that mention "white privilege" must be canceled immediately, demands memo forwarding orders from the president.
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