Opinion: Latinos are getting out of the 'other' box on the U.S. census
A change in the way the government asks about race and ethnicity for those who identify as Latino or Hispanic means more accurate date for us all.
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A change in the way the government asks about race and ethnicity for those who identify as Latino or Hispanic means more accurate date for us all.
This article explores the claims made by some that the United States should stop collecting racial and ethnic data on its citizens.
Courts will no longer rule on claims of partisan gerrymandering, so any legal challenge to Republican-drawn maps will have to focus on race.
In an interview, Dr. Ibram X. Kendi said that the recent turmoil surrounding the Center for Antiracist Research he launched at Boston University should be understood as the growing pains of a young, fast-moving organization still finding its footing while facing strong headwinds.
Staff at Ibram X. Kendi's Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University blasted the center's "colossal waste of millions of dollars" and failure to "deliver on its promise."