The United States recently turned 250 years old, and racism is a significant part of this history. Our country was founded during an era in which slavery and racial hierarchy were embedded in law and society, and shaped American institutions for generations. Over the past 60 years, we’ve collectively made significant progress toward greater equality. […]
Read more "What to do about racism?"America is being taught how to accept fascism again. And like before, the greatest threat isn’t the extremists themselves—it’s the millions of people willing to accommodate them.
Read more "Why America’s Comfort Breeds Complicity with Hate"The content critiques American Christianity for straying from Jesus Christ’s teachings of love, equality, and justice. It points out the hypocrisy within the church, particularly in political actions that contradict pro-life claims. As disillusionment grows among believers, it emphasizes the need for redemption through honesty and advocacy for justice to restore true Christian values.
Read more "There Is No Christ in American Christianity"“Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord;
He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored;
He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword:
His truth is marching on”
Julia Ward Howe
History doesn’t repeat itself — it mutates. The Confederacy may have lost the Civil War, but its ideology—white supremacy, authoritarianism, and a rigid social hierarchy—never died. It survived Reconstruction, outlasted Jim Crow, and embedded itself in American life. Now, it’s reemerged not as a rebellious region, but as the ideological engine of the federal government […]
Read more "The Confederacy Comes to Washington"In every national dataset, in every educational analysis, Black Americans are routinely measured against white Americans—and almost always declared to be behind. Lower scores on standardized tests, lower wealth accumulation, fewer advanced degrees. The assumption baked into these statistics is that white achievement is the default American norm. The “achievement gap” becomes evidence of deficiency. […]
Read more "The Achievement Gap Myth"It won’t be over until the 2nd Amendment is repealed.
Read more "There is a slippery slope on guns"Trump’s ignorance and arrogance being acceptable to Republican voters is because he’s the opposite to Obama in all the ways that matters.
Read more "Trump: The American Dream for the Lowest and Lowliest of White Men"Since the beginning of Trump’s presidential campaign the juxtaposition between where propaganda and a false past meet in America’s political and social zeitgeist is startling clearer
Read more "A dangerous return to ignorance"Did Trump’s win assuage the fear of being a white slave?
Read more "The Sum of Our Fears"
Indifference is not an option 