If there is one consistent thread through Mr. Trump’s political career, it is his overt connection to white resentment and white nationalism. […]
Within social and economic justice movements committed to equality, we have not yet collectively come to terms with the centrality of antisemitism […]
One of the many lessons of the recent presidential election campaign and its repugnant outcome is that the age of identity liberalism […]
Rock and roll is usually explained as rhythm-and-blues music—that is, music performed by black artists for black listeners – repurposed by mostly […]
Up through at least the middle of the twentieth century, the government of the United States and various American institutions pursued economic […]
The moral energy surrounding identity has, of course, had many good effects. Affirmative action has reshaped and improved corporate life. Black Lives […]
I recently spoke with the social scientist Glenn Loury, who teaches at Brown University. As he sees it, if race becomes an […]
The media’s newfound, almost anthropological, interest in the angry white male reveals as much about the state of our liberalism as it […]
If racial injustice is considered to be monolithic and unchanging—omitting the context of individual actions, white and black—the political response tends to […]
For Democrats, the politics of race and class are fraught. If you focus insistently on class, as Bernie Sanders did at the […]
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