
Does America Have More Governors Who Have Worn Blackface Than Black Governors?
The question gets at the heart of whether an African American currently leads the executive branch of any state in the United States.
The question gets at the heart of whether an African American currently leads the executive branch of any state in the United States.
Many readers were confused by an article that altered some details of a controversial news story.
Based on an article written by the 2020 presidential Democratic primary candidate's father, right-leaning opponents dove head-first into an ill-judged attack on her.
In the aftermath of the first round of Democratic primary debates, social media users shared a largely misleading, inaccurate meme that targeted the former vice president.
A minor Seattle street-cleaning issue from mid-2017 was played up by partisan websites as if it were a major racial controversy.
What do these four examples have in common? Nothing of significance, as far as we can tell.
Mickey Mouse may have a connection to minstrel shows, but he wasn't based on a racist "Jigaboo" character.
"Is this real or satire?" was a question posed in response to a wave of cultural controversy in February 2019.
A civil rights attorney who photographed the display called the company "completely tone deaf."
A widely-shared Facebook meme grossly misrepresented the nature of an infamous Holocaust-era policy and a month-long student campaign to stimulate debate around racial justice.
The photographs of the Republican lawmaker were brought to light hours before a 20 November 2018 debate.
A Facebook post claiming that news outlets ignored the Young Black Leadership Summit ignored several reports of attendees' encounter with President Donald Trump.