racism

Race relations with the police is a tense subject these days. Here's the latest example that may make you shake your head.

Racism is still alive in East Texas, as shown through a number of flyers distributed in local neighborhoods by members of the Ku Klux Klan.

Gary James, the owner of Gary's Chicaros in Enid, OK, is facing criticism after comments were made to a former customer, who is now disabled.

The government shutdown is causing trouble for even more people than you may think.

This video is very strange. A couple of kids are shopping in a Publix Super Market and while they are walking through the store, an employee follows them the entire time they are shopping.

Remember when Forest Whitaker was accused of shoplifting from a New York City deli? (Dude, what exactly did they think the guy was pilfering?) And then stopped and frisked for it? While it'd be really easy to assume it was at least somewhat racially motivated, the deli insists the employee at fault isn't a bigot -- just, you know, misguided.

Oh my gosh, has the world just gone completely crazy.  How can a gingerbread man be construed as racist.  It's a COOKIE and a character.  Even though this didn't happen in the U.S. it quite possibly could have been a school in this country.

Some interesting new research has come to light that reveals infants may actually hold the answers to racism in our society, long before they are able to do much more than eat and sleep.

It is a given that college graduates make more money. In fact, according to a new OECD study the average college graduate in America earns over $20,000 a year more than their counterparts without a degree, making the United States one of the best countries in the world to have completed college. But it turns out there are even more benefits to college.

Racial bias in an election where one candidate is black and the other is white can affect the results — but how much?