racism

The Administration's attempt to deny funds to the recovery of the Island seems to show the abysmal distance between this government and anything that has to do with Latinos.

Only two years after the unexpected victory of Donald Trump, the political phenomenon in the United States seems to be copying the formula to maintain success during the mid-term elections, triggering one of the most racist campaigns in the country's recent history.

A study carried out by the Pew Research Center determined that the stability of Hispanics under President Donald Trump has gone downhill.

The Republican representative and candidate for Flordia governor Ron DeSantis has not been able to avoid showing the true racist connotations of his campaign.

Since Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum won the Democratic nomination for the governorship of Florida, his skin color has become the talk of Republicans and fascist groups, giving a sample of the reality of racism in the U.S.

Rob Tibbetts, whose daughter Mollie was murdered by a Mexican immigrant, does not want his daughter's death to be used to further a racist agenda.

It's normal for schools and employers to enforce dress codes, but why are hairstyles like dreadlocks banned by so many?

Former KKK leader David Duke's comments came after Donald Trump reacted to South Africa's plan to facilitate access to land for the black majority in the country. 

The reputations of two American pop culture icons were impacted by racism in recent weeks: Papa John's and "Little House on the Prairie." How can rooted discrimination be detected and exposed without exerting censorship? What is the frontier of public (symbolic) lynching?

The beloved teddy bear Paddington is, in fact, an immigrant that arrived in London from the "Darkest Peru."

Talking about the Holocaust in the 21st century seems both recidivist and diachronic. Many may think that "the past is past" but others, especially historians, insist that being aware of our history allows us to avoid making the same mistakes.

Writer and activist Darnell L. Moore is in Philadelphia presenting his book, “No Ashes in the Fire,” an autobiography inspired by his traumatic experience growing up black and gay in Camden, New Jersey.

Some of the worst racial violence in Los Angeles history occurred in June 1943 when American servicemen launched racially motivated attacks against Mexican American and black men who were wearing the oversized suits popular at the time.

The nomination of Ronald Mortensen as Secretary of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration is irrefutable evidence that in the Trump era, there is no room for dissent.