People sometimes feel pressured to choose one identity over another. Kamala Harris, who is multiracial – her mother is from India and her father is a Black immigrant from Jamaica – illustrates the complexity of defining identity.
Yesterday (June 1), The Real Housewives of New York's Eboni K. Williams shared that she would be taking a break from social media for the next two weeks as "really intense and important" conversations about race between her -- the franchise's first Black castmate -- and her costars on the hit TV show aired for viewers.
Sitting in front of a large Africa poster and rocking some really nice braids, Rachel Dolezal recently sat down to chat about the hardships that have taken over her life since the controversy surrounding her race, and how she chooses to identify herself made headline news almost six years ago in 2015.
Melvin, who is in an interracial marriage, shared a snippet of a three-part conversation between his wife Lindsay Czarnick, and his mother, Betty Jo Melvin.
Baby Kaely, an 11--year-old rapper creates powerful song about race relations and gun violence featuring Marsai Martin of ABC's Black-ish.
You co-workers probably mean well, but no...just no.
There are still some small cultural quirks that never go unnoticed when you’re with a white man.
Some black celebrities take their roles as role models seriously. But these celebrities may single-handedly roll race relations back a couple of years.
Sometimes, our learned defensiveness jumps the gun and what appears to be classic racism may actually be a case of mistaken identity.
Ever heard the phrase "you're acting your color?" Ugh.
(Jezebel) — A party for black Harvard and Yale alums at a Boston club this weekend was shut down just after 11pm. Why? The club owner was concerned that a long line of black people outside would make the club look bad. A group of recent graduates had sold tickets in advance for a party […]
Find out how beauty standards, sexuality, and race converge in this novel.