This online collection at the University of Georgia provides resources for learning about the Civil RIghts movement of the 1960s and 70s.

If this weren't being rolled out first in Japan, I would flag this system that alerts drivers to bad neighborhoods as automated racism. Still, I suspect that would be the case in the states.

This post argues that Hillary Clinton constructs Archie Bunker as the ideal Democrat for the twenty-first century, noting Geraldine Ferraro represented a New York neighborhood much like the one in "All in the Family."

Here's a really vile top-ten list passed off as one of Letterman's. I wonder if it speaks to the attitudes of many NASCAR fans; it's not about bicycle racing, after all.

The local political machine located an early voting location no closer to the campus of Prairie View A&M University, so students at the historically black campus marched down a highway to vote.

I wonder why NASCAR doesn't do this.

Alec Baldwin points out a satirical column in his hometown paper in Long Island. The column, penned by "YoMama Bin Barack" plays to racist stereotypes of blacks to undermine his presidential run. It's rather stunning to see something this racist in a new