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U.S. Census Changes Race Categories To Include Middle Eastern, North African Options

For the first time in 27 years, the U.S. government is changing how it categorizes people by race and ethnicity.
By Mike Schneider, AP

British Runner Becomes First Woman To Finish This Deeply Weird Race

The Barkley Marathons, allegedly 100 miles long, has only seen a fraction of its participants finish the race.
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Where Is Systemic Anti-Blackness Lurking In 2024?

Professor Tricia Rose is our guide to better understanding and dismantling racism that's baked into the system.
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Adele Says Being A 'White Woman In Music' Has Helped Her Career

The "Easy on Me" singer also discussed another big reason she's been "lucky" in the industry during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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A Lighthearted TikTok About 'White People On A Hike' Became Weirdly Controversial

Many find the now-viral video relatable, while others are getting overly huffy about it.
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The New 'Justified' Series Could Easily Have Been Bad. And Yet It's Very, Very Good.

The beloved neo-Western series moves its lawman to one of the Blackest cities in the U.S. — and opens the door to a fascinating and topical next chapter.
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The Big Thing Justice Jackson Got Right And Justice Thomas Got Wrong Last Week

Research is pretty clear on how race affects health care — the question is how to remedy it.
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Supreme Court Issues Surprise Decision In Racial Gerrymandering Case

The court sided with plaintiffs who argued that Alabama’s district maps were an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
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Greg Gutfeld Tells Whopper About White Supremacy And 'Lies' Told To Black People

The Fox News host claimed liberals want "to keep Blacks angry" in response to Joe Biden's commencement speech at Howard University.
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These Florida Parents Want An Important Movie About Racism Banned From The Classroom

Sigh, where do I even begin here?
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