In 1852, nearly a century after the Declaration of Independence was signed, Frederick Douglass famously asked, “What to the ...

In a political landscape where immigration is often framed through the lens of national security and economic burden, U.S.

Christians have always believed that God is no regional or tribal deity but is the creator of heaven and earth. Thus, ...

Christopher Anderson, member of the Baltimore City Republican Central Committee and former congressional and Baltimore City Council candidate, argues that Pride Month has overshadowed Black struggles ...

The US and other countries have a legal definition of citizenship, yet human psychology and identity politics result in ingrained biases over who truly belongs.

Boomers were raised in a world where feelings took a back seat to grit, and emotional support often came with a sharp edge.

In an international study, participants' attitudes toward certain social groups—namely, politicians and Black people—were more strongly related to their attitudes towards the men than the women of ...

As the Stanford economist Thomas Sowell observed in his 2004 book Affirmative Action Around the World, the very meaning of ...

Most strikingly, white participants were almost incapable of assigning middle-class status to houses in black neighborhoods. Bonam calls this phenomenon “invisible middle-class black space.” ...

The photo of a courageous mother lemur with a baby on her back, taking a harrowing jump in a ravine, won the California ...

Relationships between people of different ethnic or racial backgrounds have become increasingly common. Research indicates ...