Why The 'Race Card' Is Played

The critical role of the black press in the civil rights movement has not received the attention it deserves Black journalists put themselves on the dangerous front lines of the civil rights movement so the sacrifices of activists would not go unnoticed.

What is white culture, exactly? Here's what the stats say Whiteness is hard to define, but apparently it involves lots of vegetables, alcohol and the arts – and names like Yoder

Archive of Black Panther Party Photographer Stephen Shames Enters Briscoe Center Collection The Briscoe Center at the University of Texas at Austin has acquired the photographic archive of Stephen Shames , who is best known for his role as the Black Panther Party’s photographer between 1967 and 1973.

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Opioids killing more Philly Blacks than guns  Once perceived as a largely white rural problem, more African-Americans in Philadelphia are dying as a result of opioid-related overdoes than they are of homicides.

New club celebrates African-American women   As a new, rising club representing African-American women in the Case Western Reserve University’s community, The Sisterhood hopes to inspire, empower and unite women under a strong sense of belonging and bonding between club sisters on campus, and also to expand their impact on an even larger level. #thenewafricanamericanflag

Martin Luther King Jr and the dignity of the Black Lives Matter network On this past Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, I traveled to a parish in a neighboring town to give a talk on Catholic teaching about racism in light of the racially motivated violence perpetrated on Aug. 12, 2017, in my town of Charlottesville, Va. The morning began with Mass, where the pastor in residence offered a beautiful homily reflecting on Dr. King’s compelling vision of human dignity and exhorting us to see the human person as Christ does: as irreducibly valuable and always worthy of respect. Basking in the warm glow of the homily, parishioners retreated afterward to the church cafeteria for a conversation about race and racism. #thenewafricanamericanflag