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Rice University in Houston, Texas is being criticized on social media for offering a new course in "Afrochemistry."

Rice University’s course, "Afrochemistry: The Study of Black-Life Matter," that addresses "inequities in chemistry and chemical education," has been mocked on social media.

Harvard University’s first Black president, Claudine Gay, said she stepped down Tuesday to stop critics from using her to taint the Ivy League school’s reputation […]

It is a sad reflection of America that we elevate the Claudine Gays of this world and not the meritorious women and men I knew.

Michelle Wu is facing backlash for her "Electeds of Color" holiday party in Boston. Only minority members of the City Council were allowed to attend the event.

STEELE: When I learned that Bostons mayor hosted a racially segregated holiday party, I wondered: would I have been invited? After all, my father is black, but my skin looks white.

First Lady Jill Biden is the only “person in the country who might be able to dissuade President Biden from seeking a second term,” argues Douglas MacKinnon.

I have known people like Claudine Gay my entire life and they are the reason why I never checked the black box on college and employment applications.

 

The Times has published a series of guest editorials and letters from progressives addressing major issues of the day: the culture battle over schools, climate change and the green new