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>> the problem with california is theres zero diversity at all in politics. one party runs.cs it has and o for decades. theyve run it completely into the ground. so larry elder, who has been ing the media in california for decades, decided he was goinge e to run because he could dodia a better job. but the media indecide californm immediately decided, larry elder, if hes going toocpart challenge the democratic partyyh ,must be a white supremacist, despite the fact he doesnt look like your classi...

“Regeneration” is a worthwhile look at stars and films, but it presents a tale of difficulty and triumph that doesn’t always engage with Hollywood’s history of racism.

During the Crimean War, the Jamaican businesswoman operated a storehouse and restaurant that offered food, supplies and medicine to British soldiers

From religious texts and anti-slavery novels to modern works removed from school libraries, here’s how the targets of censorship have changed over the years.

Imagine being raised from birth as a slave to a reality that never existed.That’s the idea in Book VII of Plato’s “Republic” (380 BC) in a conversation between Glaucon and

IDAHO FALLS – Labor Day weekend typically marks the unofficial end of summer. School is back in session, soaring summer temperatures begin to gradually cool down and many use the three-day weekend to bookend their summer vacation with a final hurrah to tide them over until Halloween. Labor Day falls on the first Monday of […]

>> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hol...

By going back centuries to trace the relationship between the United States and the Jewish people, Walter Russell Mead has found answers that will surprise many readers.

By analyzing the run-up to the Civil War of 1861–1865 and today’s upheaval, one can find both some important similarities and differences.

The Pulitzer-winning novelist, author of The Overstory and Bewilderment, explains how our best hope lies in connecting with nature.