Racial Discrimination

4 'Reverse Racism' Myths That Need To Stop

"Why isn't there a White History Month?!"
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Maryland Attorney General Issues Guidance Against Police Racial Profiling

Maryland is the first state to issue such guidelines.
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Blind People See Race Differently, And Perhaps More Wisely

A new study finds that lack of vision may help clarify the truth.
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Chicago Mom: Rahm Emanuel Ignoring Low Income, Minority Families

Low-income, minority families are pleading to keep Dyett High School an open-enrollment institution.
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Ben Kingsley Wants His New Movie To Change Americans' Image Of Sikhs

The Oscar winner talks with HuffPost Live about how he hopes the film will change perspectives on Sikhs.
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Black Lives Matter Releases Video Of Closed-Door Meeting With Hillary Clinton

“I don’t believe you change hearts. You change laws, you change allocation of resources, you change the way systems operate.”
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Why A Victory For The Voting Rights Act In Texas Feels More Like A Defeat

Voting-rights advocates only scored a half-win in a case that could have breathed new life into the Voting Rights Act.
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Top 5 Ways to Overcome Discrimination

Whether you're on the front lines of a social movement or struggling with discrimination in your daily life, it can be difficult to survive, let alone find your way forward. Here are five important tips to help you in your journey.
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6 Times Black TV Shows Perfectly Portrayed Policing in America

These TV shows weren't afraid to "go there."
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15 Harrowing Photos Show The Weight Of Discrimination

"I'm tired of being the angry black woman."
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