Samhita Mukhopadhyay argues that the blog "Stuff White People Like" is too gentle and celebratory in its critique of what David Brooks would term "Bobo" culture.

In this short essay, Gregory Jay outlines what whiteness studies studies and its goals.

After protesters were arrested blocking a Florida energy plant, Steev notes, "The bond, to bail out 27 white gringos from jail, was $13,500. That could feed about 22 Bolivian families for a year"

It's no shock that many of these classes deal with cultural studies, defined broadly. I've taken a grad seminar titled "Whiteness," which didn't seem strange in its context.

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

At campaign stops in Florida, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney asked "Who Let the Dogs Out?" and complimented a black child on her "bling-bling."

This blog lists a new "white person complaint" each day of the week.

This satire of Patricia Dickerson's discussion of Obama's racial identity is funny, but I'm not sure I entirely agree with the point it makes.

A columnist changed her avatar's appearance to appear African, and the other users began to treat her differently.