All contributors in Race Issues
In: Race & History
By: Travis Prinzi
Bigotry, or prejudice, is no longer socially acceptable, even if it still exists in some corners of the U.S. But somehow, racial inequality still exists. Why? more...
The African American Intellectual
In: Race & History
By: William Cook
Can the African American intellectual be useful and effective in an unjust society that is fundamentally against intellectual development? more...
In: Race & History
By: William Cook
The article explains how defining race, a term with no scientific meaning, led to racism. The development of racism has negatively impacted American society. more...
Bob Barr Rejects Racist Donations
In: Race & Politics
By: Travis Prinzi
Libertarian presidential nominee Bob Barr is making a wiser choice than Ron Paul on accepting donations from public racists. more...
Harper Lee's Town In Racism Suit
By: Laura Smith
A group of black students in Monroeville, Alabama are accusing their school of racist treatment towards them. This town is the same depicted in Harper Lee's famous novel. more...
In: Race & Politics
By: William Cook
Every decade since the Civil Rights Movement, African Americans have had riots over American injustice. After the Sean Bell verdict, they were angry enough to riot again. more...
By: Katy Hughes
How should Nationalism be defined? An overview of its meaning, followed by a brief examination of its positive and negative forms. more...
By: Frank W. Hardy
Spanish separatists along with French xenophobes continue violence against civilians and immigrants. Terrorism and religious intolerance reappear in Spain and France. more...
In: Race & Politics
By: William Cook
Writers, intellectuals and the media refer to African Americans, Latinos and other people of color as minorities, but it is an inappropriate appellation. more...
By: Jeff Stanglin
Martin Luther King sought justice and total racial equality for everyone. So, 40 years after his death, would he be satisfied with America's progress, or disappointed? more...