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A brilliant and infuriating piece on judicial override in death penalty cases reminds us how good The New Yorker is.
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Race “It Wasn’t Written for Me”: A Conversation About Asian Americans and the Media
Nicole Soojung Callahan and Sarah Jeong talk race, representation, and writing about Asian Americans.
Politics Hands Up / Guns Out: On Being Brown and Alive
Rose Espinoza on the experience of being brown in America, and the moments that make it most real.
Race Youth in Rebellion: On Race and Not Being a Teen Dirtbag
Samantha Powell on being young, black, afraid, and the race privilege in rebellion.
Racism The Parable of the Unjust Judge or: Fear of a Nigger Nation
Ezekiel Kweku on what he sees when he looks at Michael Brown, Ferguson, and the nation's response to the death of young black men.
News Today’s Updates From Ferguson
Another roundup of news and commentary about Ferguson, Missouri.
News Updates From Ferguson, Missouri
Updates on the latest from Ferguson, Missouri.
Humor I Don’t Have A Racist Bone In My Body
Sarah Jeong doesn't have even one racist bone in her body.
Race Let’s All Take A Minute To Read Ta-Nehisi Coates’ “The Case For Reparations”
Ta-Nehisi Coates' "The Case For Reparations" is out.
Race The Welcome Wagon
Samantha Powell takes a look back to her time at Princeton.
Feminism Suffragettes Who Sucked: White Supremacy And Women’s Rights
Man, some suffragettes were real dicks.
Movies The Logical Conclusions of White Noah
White Noah!
History Remembering Hollywood’s First Interracial Pairing
Bill Robinson and Shirley Temple, one of Hollywood's first interracial couples.
Race Hunting For Witches
Hunting for witches with an angry old man.
Race Things I Won’t Do to Make Your Space Less Racist
Jessie-Lane Metz on what she will and won't do for your spaces.
