Here’s how America can end the sordid alliance of the state and discredited 19th-century pseudoscience
Aaron Judge has assumed Derek Jeter’s mantle as the clean-cut, biracial face of baseball’s most famous franchise
The U.S. Census may add a ‘Middle Eastern and North African’ pan-Semitic racial category. What could possibly go wrong?
And let’s ban both positive and negative discrimination on the basis of anyone’s self-assigned identity
Universities are training students not to see validity in alternative worldviews
Black History Month: A brief history of an often-pernicious and persistent question of race
Lessons to be learned from the diverging political paths of Asian and Hispanic Americans
Years before Trump’s election the media dramatically increased coverage of racism and embraced new theories of racial consciousness that set the stage for the latest unrest
The rewards of subordinating racial or ethnic identity, in the new memoiristic essay by the author of ‘Losing My Cool’
The Jewish ghetto haunts sociologist Mitchell Duneier’s new history of the American one
Reactions to the recent castings of ‘Iron Fist’ and ‘Aquaman’ remind me of the relationship between Jews and comics
For many non-White or non-Ashkenazi Jews, sleepaway camp gifts scars rather than life-long friendships. Here’s what staffers and parents can do.
On Monday, over two thousand athletes will compete at the site where Nazis tried to ban Jews at the 1936 Summer Olympics
Donning an artificial identify undermines those who still battle oppression
‘Being Jewish in America, for so many privileged Jews—it is from a perch’
When Louis Farrakhan says, ‘You need to get this book,’ he means an insidious 1991 title whose claims continue to echo today
