Racism (Us vs Them)

We are in danger of losing our democracy after 250 years, because Donald Trump is a racist, not in spite of it.

Pete Hegseth has ordered the story of Medgar Evers and his grave site location be scrubbed from the Arlington website. The only thing this proves is that Pete Hegseth is a moral infant with a broken character.

The pardoning of rebels and insurrectionists after the Civil War led to waves of violence, lynchings and outright murder and the nationwide expansion of the KKK.

It was 1927. No one thought it would work. It did.

The Port of Coos Bay in southwest Oregon has contracted for hundreds of thousands of dollars in repair work with a man who has praised Hitler and led a chapter of White Lives Matter.

Americans are wondering out loud why we’re getting ripped off by giant insurance companies when every other developed country in the world has healthcare as a right.

Florida’s honors college has been remade according to a white supremacist, anti-diversity, hate-driven vision for higher education.

Many of our immigrants are not white—which is why they will continue to be made into the convenient monsters by white leaders in power, who want to distract from their own grievous malfeasance.

The story is the perfect example of how the right-wing disinformation media ecosystem works—and how MAGA voters are eager to accept any lie about the people they despise, regardless of how idiotic it is.

As we move closer and closer to what is in fact the most consequential election in our nearly 250-year history as a nation it becomes more painfully obvious each day that this contest is about inclusion or exclusion.

Every member of every family listed on the National Monument to Freedom knew someone—a parent, a child, a loved one—who lived and died as someone else’s property.

The lies told by Donald Trump have resonated with many Douglas County Georgia voters. Now nonpartisan election officials is forced to face their ire.

Throughout history, marginalized groups fighting for justice have not been asking to be made invisible or tolerated in anonymity by those with power or advantage, but to be fully seen and fully acknowledged without censoring.

Citizens for Sanity was one of top political spenders last election cycle and is back for 2024 with more extreme messaging.

Much like Maddox did nearly 60 years ago, Trump is using fear of other racial groups to gain support among white voters.

Mike Collins is no stranger to accusations of racism. Earlier this year, he suggested murdering migrants by throwing them from helicopters into the sea, in the manner of U.S.-backed South American dictators in the 1970s.