Critical Race Theory: A Dictatorship of the Woke?
Painting schools as cultural-Marxist madrassas makes it a lot easier to stop paying for them.
Painting schools as cultural-Marxist madrassas makes it a lot easier to stop paying for them.
Tom Engelhardt delivers a personal reminder of just how long the US has been on Donald Trump’s road in an American world now teetering at the edge of who knows what.
America must seize this difficult moment to change what must be changed. Somehow, in a sea of disease, the breadth of the problem seems so much clearer.
Robin DiAngelo’s book that some take as the antidote to US racism is built on fragile reasoning.
The example of today’s America, with its pernicious and persistent racism, diminishes its soft power.
Black people ought to realize that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in America are only applicable to white men.
Why did the somewhat amorphous and imprecise term “African American” enter our vocabularies?
On Martin Luther King Day 2020, what do we remember about MLK’s dream?
In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to prominent British-Ghanaian philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah.
Mass shootings raise a fundamental question about race in American society today and in the future.
Trump’s ignorance, incompetence and cruelty have coalesced to bring two critical American realities out of the shadows.
