Women's March cofounder Tamika Mallory on Friday said Kentucky attorney general Daniel Cameron (R.) was a "sell-out negro" for not charging officers in the death of Breonna Taylor. 
The Department of Education launched an investigation into Princeton University after the school declared it suffers from "embedded" structural racism. 
The University of Michigan has apologized for its framing of two online events that appeared to have been segregated by race, saying their initial descriptions were misleading.
Joy Reid, the MSNBC host who (sort of) acknowledged and (sort of) apologized for having authored homophobic blog posts, condemned Donald Trump for encouraging violence and radicalizing his supporters “the way Muslims [do].”
The Democratic Party hosted its virtual convention last week, an underwhelming event that sought to portray the party as a "big tent" movement that would welcome former Trump supporters. That tent just got a little bit bigger.
Fox News host Tucker Carlson mispronounced the name of Joe Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris. Our nation's top journalists are on the case. "Tucker Carlson’s mangling of Kamala Harris’s name was all about disrespect," wrote Margaret Sullivan of the Washington Post. 
Joe Biden's selection of former rival Kamala (emphasis on first syllable; "KA" as in "cop") Harris as his running mate suggested a willingness to bury the hatchet. It was also an indication of profound racial growth for an elderly white man with a history of disrespectful behavior toward journalists of color.
Most libs would immediately apologize and surrender if pressured by the woke mob to cancel their membership at one of the most exclusive, all-white beach clubs in the country. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D., R.I.) is not most libs.
Baseball is back, baby! And so is America's favorite pastime: racism. Now that Major League Baseball teams are taking the field again, it's probably a good time to learn why your favorite one is racist.
Joe Biden incorrectly described President Donald Trump as the first "racist" president in American history, a possibly dementia-related gaffe that unfairly diminishes Democrats' proud history of presidential racism. 