Racial Discrimination

The teacher said she and another teacher of color were treated much differently from a white colleague.

The apology email, obtained by Newsweek, was addressed "Dear Spence Community" and said "This video is not part of the Spence curriculum. Our teacher and the School acknowledge that sharing a satirical video that made fun of white women was a significant mistake."

"I spoke to my children and I let them know that we're humankind. We're going to stand together," the mother said. A mother and her two children were victims of a racially fueled attack in Brooklyn on Friday, and the incident is being investigated as a hate crime.

The man's widow is filing a wrongful death lawsuit alleging that the officers were motivated by racial discrimination.

The officer's comments were screengrabbed and sent to the Warren Police Department, who said an internal investigation is now underway.

"It would be a big deal because of the nature of college admissions across the country and because of the stakes of having this issue before the Supreme Court," U.S. lawyer Gregory Garre said.

A Paris appeals court ordered the state of France to pay reparations in the form of 1,500 euros to three young men who were racially profiled in 2017.

Idaho has just passed a law prohibiting the teaching of critical race theory in schools and universities.

"Harm" has become an almost ubiquitous term in social justice circles, mainly because of how broadly activists apply it.

Forty-one percent of Asians surveyed said people have acted as if they don't speak English, and about two-thirds reported being asked "Where are you from?"

Coke sells its product as the "pause that refreshes." Coca-Cola might refreshingly pause in its latest scheme to achieve racial justice.

Few are willing to speak out against it for fear of being labeled racists or white supremacists. Asian Americans, however, have emerged as a powerful voice against this pernicious ideology.

Among white likely voters in Georgia, 77 percent of Republicans say "too much attention" is given to discrimination against Black people.

Professor Lynn Rosenberg of Boston University School of Public Health said: "Our work suggests that the chronic stress associated with racial discrimination may contribute to racial disparities in cognition and Alzheimer's disease."

"We are consistently silenced and shunned by our Chain of Command and peers when we speak out against racist behavior," wrote one West Point cadet.

Black lives matter, but the organization calling itself "Black Lives Matter" is self-serving and self-defeating.

The study involved over 1,800 African American people.

We are still working toward a more just and perfect union.

Black Americans don't need words—they need investment.

National healing will only come when we all prioritize the content of our character over the color of our skin.

If we want true equality in America for everyone, education reform would be a great place to start.

Former President Jimmy Carter said it was time for people to "stand up and say 'no more' to a racially discriminatory police and justice system" in a Wednesday statement.

Communist China is opportunistically seeking to take advantage of the raucous protests following George Floyd's death.

Where do we go from here?

"At a time when the devastating impacts of racism in Black communities have been made so painfully clear.....it is appalling to see these types of ugly threats directed at one New Yorker by another," Sapna V. Raj said in a statement.

Virginia has become the first southern U.S. state, and fourth state in the country, to ban racial discrimination on the basis of hair.

Sauntore Thomas, 44, has filed a lawsuit against TCF Bank alleging staff there racially discriminated against him when he tried to deposit a check.

Researchers told Newsweek the study may "ease the minds of those worried that anti-discrimination policies will necessarily put traditionally advantaged groups (e.g. whites) at a disadvantage."

A Washington state man has appealed a court ruling that prohibited a racist covenant attached to his house deed to be removed from public records.

Shannon Phillips claims company fired her to "convince the community that it had properly responded" to outcry.