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‘Where are you from?’: Adopted people face microaggressions and jokes, report finds

New study explores experiences of people who were adopted from other countries by Irish families

Zohran Mamdani Laid Out The Real Reason He Thinks Donald Trump Is Attacking Him

It's a longstanding tactic the president has used to avoid confronting his own flawed policies.

‘We Have to Break the Spell We Have Been Under About What This Country Is’: Why Aimee Allison Still Believes in a Multiracial Feminist Democracy

Aimee Allison founded She the People to empower more of us to envision an America redefined and inspired by women of color. As its president, she launches and spearheads efforts to demonstrate the political power of women as color and advance racial, economic…

Media Gets It Wrong on UVA President’s Resignation

What last week’s resignation of University of Virginia President Jim Ryan wasn’t was an assault on academia and the independence of America’s universities as the... Read More The post Media Gets It Wrong on UVA President’s Resignation appeared first on The Da…

Liam Gallagher apologises for posting anti-Asian slur ahead of Oasis reunion tour

Term used by musician is widely recognised as derogatory imitation of Asian accents

A Mystery Plaintiff Is Suing Law Reviews for Anti-White Discrimination. Thank the Supreme Court.

On my last night as a student at Harvard Law School, my class received an alarming email.

“Borderline Racism”: Korean Woman Told To Use Another Name Because It’s ‘Offensive’ To Coworker

"I feel like I shouldn't go by another name?"

ONTD ORIGINAL: 10 Indigenous Artists to listen to on July 1st!

Hey ONTD, I'm back, back, back... back again with another ten songs you can listen to on Canada Day July 1st (or whenever this goes out)! SPOTIFY PLAYLIST - currently 30+ hours long!TIA WOODTia Wood is a Cree and Salish pop singer-songwriter. She blends tradi…

FAIR: FAIR Study: Sunday Talkshows Downplayed Criticism During Trump’s Second Transition

In 2024, when Trump's rhetoric and cabinet picks became even more extreme, fewer Sunday show guests voiced criticism of Trump and his cabinet than in 2016.

June Reading List

Here’s my list of books read in May. Last month’s list is here. You can follow previous months from there. This goes out to my book patron, known as PS, who sends me books that make up a good portion of the fiction list. Your generosity is beyond appreciated.…

NHS must tackle racism and sexism for the benefit of patients, staff, and society

The evidence and policy options for eliminating inequity are clear; what is needed now is political and institutional commitment and action, say J S Bamrah and colleagues Despite the NHS being founded on the principle of equitable treatment for all,1 discri…

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