Months ago, Anthony Hines, an elementary school teacher in Central Florida, scheduled a special assembly for black fourth and fifth grade students. …

A few weeks after Hamas’s October 7th surprise attack on Israel, in which Hamas terrorists crossed into Israel from Gaza and murdered hundreds of Israeli civilians, political scientist Norman Finkelstein published an essay titled Nat Turner in Gaza, in which he compared Hamas’s attack to Nat Turner’s 1831 slave revolt…

During the 2016 presidential election, Marc Lamont Hill, a notable scholar known for his progressive politics and support for Palestine, was interviewed about his decision to favor a third-party candidate rather than the Democratic presidential nominee. Hill stated he would not vote for a candidate whose support of a particular…

The latest update out of the Middle East, as of this writing, stated that Israeli forces have intensified their bombardment of the Gaza Strip as the war with Hamas rages on. This is now the deadliest conflict in Gaza for both sides. The Hamas-run Health Ministry claims at least 5,087…

After Hamas’s surprise attack on Israel on October 7, which U.S. President Joe Biden described as the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust, Black Lives Matter groups voiced their support for “the resistance” in Palestine. BLM also asserted that state violence against black Americans in the United States and…

“Wow,” began a social media post by a person whose profile picture was an Israeli flag, “I used to support Black Lives Matter. I don’t know if I can anymore.” This was in reaction to BLM-Chicago’s posting of an image of a paraglider with a Palestinian flag attached to its…

A few months ago, the Florida State Board of Education released its new African American history standards. A section of the curriculum examined the various duties and trades of slaves. …

After an unarmed black man, George Floyd, was killed by a white police officer in 2020, some observers referred to the ensuing nationwide rioting as America’s “racial reckoning.” …

During the mid-twentieth century, anti-capitalist leaders all over the world fashioned themselves after the working class. These leaders dressed like common workers in order to position themselves as “men of the people.” Long-shot local politicians in the United States acquired the “man of the people” persona over time in order…