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The Virtue of Color-Blindness, by Andre Archie (Regnery Gateway, 256 pp., $29.99) The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America, by Coleman Hughes (Thesis, 256 pp., $30) Two [...]

Thomas Sowell is the only living human I care about meeting before he dies. The best known 'black conservative' of his era, and in my opinion one of the top [...]

THE SECOND I saw the first rowdy pro-Hamas march in a big American city, I felt an incredible sense of deja vu. For what is the 'Free Palestine' movement in [...]

IT IS NO EXAGGERATION to say that, over the past few years, one of the major topics in mainstream media has been the parlous behavior of white Americans harassing and [...]

GIVEN HOW MANY words have been written about the Black Lives Matter movement, it is remarkable how rarely BLM's actual effects on society have been empirically measured. Leaving aside questions [...]

WILFRED REILLY, a political science professor at Kentucky State University, is the author of Taboo: 10 Facts You Can't Talk About. WORDS HAVE to mean things. That isn't a glib, [...]

THIS PAST SUMMER, I spent half an hour scrolling through independent journalist Andy Ngo's series of 'Antifa mug-shots' on Twitter. These were images of violent Antifa and Black Lives Matter [...]

CHARLES MURRAY is likely wrong about the causes and extent of the phenomena he documents, but he is correct about their implications. In his newest book, Facing Reality, Murray argues [...]

King, a Life By JONATHAN EIG Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 669 pages IN HIS NEW biography of Martin Luther King, the journalist Jonathan Eig promises to focus on telling the [...]

EVERYONE KNOWS THAT there is currently an ongoing wave of white-supremacist attacks against Asian Americans--but there isn't. Following a genuine rise in violent crimes targeting Asians in 2020, major media [...]

THE WORLD is imperfect, human beings are imperfect, and racial prejudice is still a feature of American life in 2021. These are hard truths. But so are these: Our country [...]

GEORGE FLOYD WAS BRUTALLY KILLED by police officers--probably murdered, in fact, in the technical legal sense of that term. However, beyond that fact, which virtually all people of good will [...]

A REMARKABLE irony of the modern American conversation is that while race relations have empirically never been better, many members of different races are terrified of one another. Perceptions of [...]

ON JANUARY 29, actor Jussie Smollett reported to police that he had been the victim of a vicious hate crime at around 2 A.M. in Chicago. Smollett, who is black [...]

ROBIN DiANGELO'S 2018 book White Fragility sold some 450,000 copies in the immediate wake of the Black Lives Matter demonstrations at the end of May, as well-meaning Americans sought to [...]

Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race BY THOMAS CHATTERTON WILLIAMS W. W. Norton & Company, 192 pages THOMAS Chatterton Williams's Self-Portrait in Black and White is a book about [...]

The article focuses on the "Free Palestine" movement and Black Lives Matter. It highlights the flawed arguments related to contemporary racism in both cases, pointing out internal causes and the role of self-proclaimed leaders hindering constructive discussions. It mentions the challenges in achieving improvements in troubled communities, calling for a rejection of trendy narratives and a focus on addressing actual problems.

Imagine a Native American history curriculum that focused entirely on four massacres of Natives by whites--beginning with the first encounter between Spanish conquistadores and the Inca emperor Atahualpa and culminating [...]

DDs and PPs. The Privileged Poor BY ANTHONY ABRAHAM JACK Harvard University Press, 288 pages WITHIN academia, not all poor people are created equal. That, in a sentence, is the [...]

The article discusses the definition of Racism which is a thought of not as simple out-group bias but rather as any system that produces disparate outcomes between or across racial & ethnic groups. There are two possible explanation between two groups, these are some form of racism within a social system no matter how hidden or actual inferiority on the part of the lower performing of the two groups.

The article comments on the attribution of the founding of the U.S. to slavery in the 1619 Project of the periodical "The New York Times." The authors of the project highlighted the role of slavery in the Revolutionary War, U.S. wealth, and emergence of New York City as the financial capital of the world. The implication of the failure of the 1619 essays to consider the global prevalence of slavery is noted. Also cited is the claim of the project that slavery contributed to U.S. exceptionalism.