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Sports

Why We Need More Colin Kaepernicks

Former NFL punter Chris Kluwe explains why more athletes should speak out against injustice.

BY Matt Connolly

Blog Post

09.18.2017
Civic Action

Reactivating Our American Citizenship

After recent events in Charlottesville, how can we all stand up against bigotry and hate?

BY Caroline Jany

Blog Post

08.18.2017
Criminal Law and Justice

The Hidden Challenge of Fighting Hate in America

Why is the number of hate groups on the rise?

BY Heidi Beirich

Blog Post

06.14.2017
US Government

Race and Election 2016

There is no better time than now to amplify, or begin, our efforts to realize racial equity.

Blog Post

09.22.2016
Racial Equity

Jeff Chang's Notes on Race and Resegregation

Jeff Chang has written extensively on culture, politics, art, and music. He spoke with The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart about his book We Gon' Be Alright: Notes on Race and Resegregation.

BY Arts Program

Video

09.20.2016
Law and Public Policy

Mulling America’s Malaise

“Nothing divides people more than race and religion.”

BY Catherine Lutz

Video

08.16.2016
Identity and Equity

How Do You Define Inequality?

Key speakers from The Summit On Inequality And Opportunity share their definition of inequality.

BY Institute Staff

Video

02.01.2016
Around the Institute

Former President Jimmy Carter Talks Racism, Foreign Policy, Gun Violence, and More

In a frank discussion of international affairs, racism, and gun violence at home, and the wide-ranging global work of the Carter Center, former President Jimmy Carter and former first lady Rosalynn Carter offered an intimate glimpse into their personal, professional, and political lives, while doling out sharp criticism of the way some issues are being handled today.

BY Catherine Lutz, Guest Blogger

Blog Post

06.25.2015
Racial Equity

Re-Branding Racism

The topic of race in America is worn out, uninspiring, and largely unproductive. As a result, we make little to no enlightening progress through the weary racism conversation.

BY Neil Phillips, Guest Blogger

Blog Post

12.09.2014
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