The Research Behind the Black Lives Matter Policy Demands
Nearly all of the demands have been studied, to some extent.
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The Oath Keepers and American Vigilantism’s Twisted Legacy
The mysterious "patriot" group returned to Ferguson, Missouri, on the anniversary of Michael Brown's death.
It’s Not Just Sandra Bland: Why So Many Americans Die in Limbo Behind Bars
The African-American woman's mysterious death following a controversial arrest is an indictment of our modern bail system.
The Democrats’ Central Dilemma: How to Talk Micro, Not Macro
Professor Julia Azari weighs in on the rift in the Democratic Party.
One Year After the Death of Eric Garner, Reform Deferred
Despite protests in New York and beyond, police reform is in a dismal state.
Most White Americans Don’t Support Black Protestors
A new survey measures Americans’ views on patriotism, protests, and American exceptionalism.
Church Shootings Happen Often Enough That There’s a National Church Shooting Database
A dig into the data reveals that not all of them are motivated by prejudice, but a significant portion are.
Are White Americans Finally Coming Around to Law Enforcement’s Race Problem?
Unfortunately, only to a degree.
A Movement Against Racism Should Also Be a Movement for Mental Health
A notable side effect of the #BlackLivesMatter movement: the conversation around the mental health of African Americans.