In some matter of months, the name “Trump Links,” set in paving stones in letters big enough to be seen from the Whitestone Bridge and…
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This Time, a Cartoon Depiction of Naomi Osaka Is More True to Life
HONG KONG — The last time an illustration of the tennis star Naomi Osaka made headlines, it was for all the wrong reasons. In an…
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N.Y.P.D. Anti-Harassment Official Accused of Racist Rants
For more than 20 years, an online chat board called the Rant has been the place where New York City police officers have gone in…
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He Was a Rising Jazz Pianist. Then His N.Y.C. Dreams Were Shattered.
He came to New York from Tokyo to make it as a jazz musician, and he did, landing gigs in several touring bands and leading…
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11 Compelling Articles About Race in 2019
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Opinion | No, It Wasn’t Just Racism
This article is part of David Leonhardt’s newsletter. You can sign up here to receive it each weekday. Many progressives believe that economic anxiety had…
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Opinion | What Makes Us All Radically Equal
Around New Year’s 2017, a community organizer named Chris Lambert leased a soon-to-be-empty school building for $1 in one of Detroit’s poorer African-American neighborhoods. The…
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Baratunde Thurston’s Work Diary: At the Intersection of Tech, Race and Society
Since publishing “How to Be Black,” his best-selling 2012 satirical memoir about black identity in America, Baratunde Thurston has built himself into a one-man multimedia…
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Opinion | What Does It Mean to ‘Look Like Me’?
It’s a formula that we turn to again and again to affirm the value of inclusion, especially in the realm of popular culture: the importance…
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Opinion | The Long History of the El Paso Attack
In the cities and towns of California, Colorado, Arizona and other Western states, there are countless highways of memory leading back to El Paso. That…
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Opinion | The Ideology of Hate and How to Fight It
Many of today’s mass murderers write manifestoes. They are not killing only because they’ve been psychologically damaged by trauma. They’re not killing only because they…
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Opinion | Why Does Trump Fan the Flames of Race-Based Terrorism?
If I learned anything from 25 years in the F.B.I., including a stint as head of counterintelligence, it was to trust my gut when I…
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Trump Lashes Out at Al Sharpton, Saying He ‘Hates Whites’
WASHINGTON — President Trump, after a weekend spent assailing a leading African-American congressman from Baltimore, widened his war on critics of color on Monday morning…
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Opinion | For Spewing Hate, Trump Should Quit, a Priest Tells Parishioners
I stood in the back of the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Washington, where I was a parishioner for nearly 20 years, and…
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