A liberal education group is using last week's Capitol riot to push reparations for black Americans. 
Kristen Clarke, President-elect Joe Biden's pick to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, advanced pseudoscientific theories of black racial superiority and organized an event with a notorious anti-Semite as a student at Harvard University.
A college admission application service told high school seniors that minority protesters are treated differently than white protesters due to systemic racism. 
An Arizona librarian was fired after he called for libraries to be apolitical spaces. 
A Washington state school-board member is under fire for using the phrase "crack the whip" during a virtual board meeting—a phrase his critics say is racist. 
Joe Biden's likely pick for education secretary helped create a mandated, statewide minority-studies course that "analyze[s] how race, power, and privilege influence group access to citizenship, civil rights, and economic power."
A Virginia school board voted Wednesday to change the names of two public schools named after one of the first presidents and another founding father because both men owned slaves, NBC4 Washington reported. 
The anti-Israel movement is capitalizing on anti-police sentiment to expand its boycott, divestment, and sanctions campaign against the state of Israel.
The San Diego Unified School District required teachers to attend a "white privilege" training session in which teachers had to admit they were racist and "confront" their privilege. 
A prominent equity consulting firm that conducts "anti-racist" trainings is funded entirely by taxpayer dollars, tax filings reveal. 