How Hip Hop Helped Free Millions in Europe
A breakdancing movie that changed the world.
Jeffrey Kass
Removing USAID Weakened Global Stability and Cost Lives in Africa
Cuts to U.S. development programs halted HIV, malaria, and nutrition services and left communities vulnerable.
How 500,000 Black Women Helped Beat the Nazis
The untold story of the role of Black women in World War II.
Teaching a New White History
Learning curated for comfort.
How Anti-Capitalism Marginalizes Black People
Rejecting capitalism reinforces the inequality it claims to fight.
When Jackie Robinson Lived With Carly Simon
A lesson in humanity.
What We Get Wrong When We Choose Israel or Palestine
How our political philosophies dehumanize.
Democrats Have a Racism Problem
The “not electable” excuse Dems use to harm qualified Black candidates.
A Brief History of the Black Iranian
How Afro-Iranians got there.
When 'I Don't See Race' Isn't the Great Equalizer
How words meant to unite can silence discussions of inequality.
Qatar: The Arsonist is a Firefighter
Rethinking how we let others teach our kids and influence politics.
Why Confronting Racism Feels Unpatriotic
Loving America shouldn’t mean lying about it.
Why Blacks and Jews Have Lowest Suicide Rates
Lessons in community, love and survival.
How a Jewish Philanthropist and Black Educator Rewrote Southern Education
Their model — resources plus community ownership —educated 600,000 children and rewired opportunity across generations.
How Integration at My Middle School Made Me a Better Human
A call to return to integrated schools.
Holding Space Was MLK’s Superpower
King’s lesson about how empathy shouldn’t be rationed.
What the College Transfer Portal Reveals About the Myth of Meritocracy
What sports can teach us about race.
The Black Politeness Trap
How Black anger is penalized while white anger is reframed as leadership, passion, or assertiveness.
American Has a Systems Problem
How ordinary mechanics do the dirty work to keep minorities minor.
Driving on the Left Side of the Road: a Crash Course on Critical Thinking
We’re doomed if we don’t start using our brains again.
There’s No Luggage Rack on a Hearse
Be aware of the value of now.
What You're Teaching Your Kid By Sneaking Candy into Movie Theaters
Our adult behavior is the real instructor of children.
When Little Eyes Watch Us Give Our Own Parent the Cold Shoulder
Navigating parenting with my kids when I didn't respect my father.
America Has a Symbols Problem
Patriotism has become performance, not responsibility.
How to Parent Young Adults
Guiding them as if they're teenagers isn't going to work
Code Red: The Black Job Crisis
How the no-diversity economy has crushed Black Americans.
The Savvy Art of Winning Trump's Favor through Praise
Politicians and leaders worldwide have learned that flattering Donald Trump can yield powerful results.
Linguistic Racism Shapes Power and Trust
How “sounding white” still confers privilege.
Despite Its Dark Acts of Genocide, Africa Is Building Something Bright with Technology
While Africa surges with innovation and change, much of the world remains blind — refusing to see both its triumphs and, worse, its troubles.
MAGA Indians Can’t Escape Racism
The xenophobic dangers of supporting the house that Donald Trump built.