United States Racism
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Authorities Probing Bigoted Text Messages That Spread Alarm Across US
Federal and state authorities are investigating a wave of bigoted text messages sent anonymously that have spread alarm among Black Americans across the country this week, officials and recipients told Reuters.
-
Baldwin Vs Buckley: Legendary US Racism Debate Still 'Relevant Today'
It was a legendary debate about racism in the United States between two of the country's great minds. One a gay Black writer, the other a blue-blooded white dandy and leading thinker of the American right.
-
From Slavery To Police Abuse, New Museum Documents US' Racist Past
Slavery, lynchings, segregation, mass incarceration and police abuse: a museum that opens Friday in the state of Alabama traces a direct link between the racist past of the United States and today's inequalities.
-
Video Game To Fight Racism, Players To Step Into Shoes Of Black Father
With calls for police reform and protests across the United States, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
-
Opinion: Bigotry And British Royals Like Wimbledon And Strawberries
In a long and bleak year, two cultural shifts offered at least some hope: racial progress, accelerated by massive street protests across the United States, and the marginalization, albeit tentative, of the culture of celebrity.
-
Trump Rejects Obama's Call To Boost Voting, Says "Success" Will Heal Racism
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday flatly rejected the need for direct action to address racism in the United States, dismissing his predecessor's call for sweeping steps to boost civil and voting rights ahead of the November3 election.
-
"How Many Weren't Filmed?" Global Anti-Racism Protests Over Black Man's Killing In US
Protesters around the world took to the streets again on Friday, despite coronavirus warnings, in a wave of outrage at the death of African American George Floyd in the United States and racism against minorities in their own nations.
-
Black Lives Matter Says Meghan Markle, Calling US Events "Devastating"
Meghan, Britain's Duchess of Sussex, has spoken about events following the death of George Floyd saying she was sorry that children had to grow up in a world where racism still existed and that current events in the United States were "devastating".
-
Pope Francis Urges US Reconciliation, Condemns Racism And Street Violence
Pope Francis called for national reconciliation in the United States on Wednesday, saying that while racism is intolerable, the street violence that has broken out is "self-destructive and self-defeating".
-
US Protests Defy Curfews As Trump Faces Backlash For Violent Crackdown
Protesters defied curfews across the United States Tuesday as leaders scrambled to stem anger over police racism while President Donald Trump rejected criticism over his use of force to break up a peaceful rally.
-
Watch: Justin Trudeau Pauses For 20 Seconds Before Replying To Question On Donald Trump
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, when asked about U.S. President Donald Trump possibly calling in the military to quell protests, paused for more than 20 seconds before responding that Canadians were observing events in the U.S. with horror.
-
Facebook, Snap Join Chorus of Companies Condemning George Floyd Death, Racism
Facebook and Snapchat developer Snap became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
-
Facebook, Snapchat Condemn African-American Man's Killing, Racism In US
Facebook Inc and Snap Inc became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
-
"Plain Angry" Michael Jordan Joins Sports World Call For Change After George Floyd Killing
Michael Jordan joined a chorus of voices from the NBA, NFL and other US sports demanding change for black Americans.
-
"I Can't Breathe" Protests Spread Across US After Minneapolis Killing
Thousands of protesters stormed the security perimeter of Barclays Center in New York as protests spread across the United States over the killing of George Floyd, a Minneapolis black man who died after being pinned by the neck under a white police officer's knee.
-
Authorities Probing Bigoted Text Messages That Spread Alarm Across US
Federal and state authorities are investigating a wave of bigoted text messages sent anonymously that have spread alarm among Black Americans across the country this week, officials and recipients told Reuters.
-
Baldwin Vs Buckley: Legendary US Racism Debate Still 'Relevant Today'
It was a legendary debate about racism in the United States between two of the country's great minds. One a gay Black writer, the other a blue-blooded white dandy and leading thinker of the American right.
-
From Slavery To Police Abuse, New Museum Documents US' Racist Past
Slavery, lynchings, segregation, mass incarceration and police abuse: a museum that opens Friday in the state of Alabama traces a direct link between the racist past of the United States and today's inequalities.
-
Video Game To Fight Racism, Players To Step Into Shoes Of Black Father
With calls for police reform and protests across the United States, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
-
Opinion: Bigotry And British Royals Like Wimbledon And Strawberries
In a long and bleak year, two cultural shifts offered at least some hope: racial progress, accelerated by massive street protests across the United States, and the marginalization, albeit tentative, of the culture of celebrity.
-
Trump Rejects Obama's Call To Boost Voting, Says "Success" Will Heal Racism
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday flatly rejected the need for direct action to address racism in the United States, dismissing his predecessor's call for sweeping steps to boost civil and voting rights ahead of the November3 election.
-
"How Many Weren't Filmed?" Global Anti-Racism Protests Over Black Man's Killing In US
Protesters around the world took to the streets again on Friday, despite coronavirus warnings, in a wave of outrage at the death of African American George Floyd in the United States and racism against minorities in their own nations.
-
Black Lives Matter Says Meghan Markle, Calling US Events "Devastating"
Meghan, Britain's Duchess of Sussex, has spoken about events following the death of George Floyd saying she was sorry that children had to grow up in a world where racism still existed and that current events in the United States were "devastating".
-
Pope Francis Urges US Reconciliation, Condemns Racism And Street Violence
Pope Francis called for national reconciliation in the United States on Wednesday, saying that while racism is intolerable, the street violence that has broken out is "self-destructive and self-defeating".
-
US Protests Defy Curfews As Trump Faces Backlash For Violent Crackdown
Protesters defied curfews across the United States Tuesday as leaders scrambled to stem anger over police racism while President Donald Trump rejected criticism over his use of force to break up a peaceful rally.
-
Watch: Justin Trudeau Pauses For 20 Seconds Before Replying To Question On Donald Trump
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, when asked about U.S. President Donald Trump possibly calling in the military to quell protests, paused for more than 20 seconds before responding that Canadians were observing events in the U.S. with horror.
-
Facebook, Snap Join Chorus of Companies Condemning George Floyd Death, Racism
Facebook and Snapchat developer Snap became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
-
Facebook, Snapchat Condemn African-American Man's Killing, Racism In US
Facebook Inc and Snap Inc became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
-
"Plain Angry" Michael Jordan Joins Sports World Call For Change After George Floyd Killing
Michael Jordan joined a chorus of voices from the NBA, NFL and other US sports demanding change for black Americans.
-
"I Can't Breathe" Protests Spread Across US After Minneapolis Killing
Thousands of protesters stormed the security perimeter of Barclays Center in New York as protests spread across the United States over the killing of George Floyd, a Minneapolis black man who died after being pinned by the neck under a white police officer's knee.
