Ellen Min doesn't go to the grocery store anymore.
Join us as we examine current events and history through a racial lens, adding insight to the role race plays in culture, politics and more. |
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Asian Americans are anxious about hate crimes. TikTok ban rhetoric isn't helping |
Ellen Min doesn't go to the grocery store anymore. She avoids bars and going out to eat with her friends. Min isn't a shut-in. She's just a Korean American from central Pennsylvania.
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Harris faces painful Black history in emotional slave outpost visit |
Vice President Kamala Harris emerged from the female slave dungeon at Cape Coast Castle in Ghana visibly shaken. "The horror of what happened here must always be remembered. It cannot be denied. It must be taught; history must be learned," she said. |
Evanston City Council votes in favor of expanding its reparations program to repair housing discrimination
In Evanston's 5th Ward, banks refused to give mortgage loans to Black families until 1969. Those discriminatory housing policies in this Chicago suburb led to a push for reparations, and now the city council is expanding its program. |
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