African Americans
Claudette Colvin, US civil rights pioneer who defied bus segregation, dies at 86
Although she remained a largely unsung figure in the civil rights movement for decades, Colvin's 1955 act of rebellion inspired Parks and others.
Why do police mistake phones for guns? Racial bias in the brain, study finds
US Black colleges and universities say they restricted campus activity after threats
Crown Heights residents defy radical antisemitic, anti-Chabad rally in New York
Comment: Why ‘Black Panther’ is a win for black-Jewish relations
The original Black Panther character was actually created by two white Jews.
Obama, Farrakhan photo concealed, says photographer
Barack Obama was a US senator from Illinois at the time the photo was taken.
American rapper draws parallels between Black, Palestinian experiences
“My criticism lies with the treatment of Palestinian civilians by the state of Israel, no more and no less."
Taking a shot at life in Israel
David Goldstein takes a look at the many African-American basketball players who choose to play for the Jewish state.
The lost and found tribe
Inside the African Hebrew Israelite community of Dimona.
Why so many African-American pro basketball players love Israel
Many players have actually felt less overt racism in Israel than they did in the US.
KKK leaves its propaganda in candy bags outside Virginia homes
Police said the materials seemed to be part of a recruitment effort.
The African & Asian Migrants Could Help Israel's Security
Monuments to those who fought to continue slavery betray American values
The Confederate flag symbolizes the abandonment of American values and of America itself.
Message of Intent from Conservative World View