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Trump admin restores Philadelphia slavery exhibit after judge set Friday deadline Original
The Trump administration appealed the judge's ruling ordering the restoration. February 19, 2026, 1:11 PM President's House Site, Memorial Wall. The names of the nine enslaved members of President Washington's household who lived at this site. NPS The National Park Service (NPS) on Thursday began restoring the panels that were removed from the slavery exhibit at the President's House in Philadelphia.
Slavery exhibit removed by Trump administration is returning to Independence Mall
Workers are restoring an exhibit depicting the history of the nine people once enslaved in Philadelphia amid a legal fight between the city and the Trump Administration ByMARYCLAIRE DALE Associated Press February 19, 2026, 12:38 PM National Parks Service workers gather as panels that were part of an exhibit on slavery at the President's House Site in Philadelphia are put back Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026.
Guardian Editors Blamed for Starting Southport Riots By Race Relations Expert
Merciless truth bullets were fired by Lord Sewell over the weekend, who – speaking at the Oxford Literary Festival – must have caused a few lattes to be spilled when he said of the Southport riots: “Those riots came out of [a] combination of two people: Guardian editors and arsonists… That kind of blinkered attitude, that liberal elite, that loves to go: ‘I like my multiculturalism, I like my dining table conversion’.
Apple shareholders to consider scrapping diversity programs amid backlash
Apple shareholders on Tuesday are expected to reject an attempt to pressure the technology trendsetter into scrapping its corporate programs designed to diversify its workforce. The proposal drafted by the National Center for Public Policy Research — a self-described conservative think tank — urges Apple to follow a litany of high-profile companies that have retreated from diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives currently in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump.
Thomas Spoehr
Imprimis is the free monthly speech digest of Hillsdale College and is dedicated to educating citizens and promoting civil and religious liberty by covering cultural, economic, political, and educational issues. The content of Imprimis is drawn from speeches delivered at Hillsdale College events. First published in 1972, Imprimis is one of the most widely circulated opinion publications in the nation with over six million subscribers.
$50K Pledge for Race Relations Scholarships
In honor of 50 years of racial reconciliation within the Christian Reformed Church in North America, an anonymous donor has pledged to match all donations to Race Relations up to $50,000. This is the largest gift ever promised to Race Relations in its 50 year history, and it will be applied to the All Nations Heritage (ANH) scholarship fund.
Scholarship Recipient Builds Cultural Intelligence
I thought I had high cultural intelligence. I was born in Korea, completed my Bachelors Degree in England, worked with the US Air Force, and now I am living in Michigan. I spent most of my life learning a new culture at every turn. I thought I spent plenty of time developing cultural intelligence. As it turns out, I was wrong.
#65 White Supremacy, Race Relations, and Deradicalization with Daryl Davis
#65 White Supremacy, Race Relations, and Deradicalization with Daryl Davis What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach Daryl Davis is a blues musician and race relations expert most knowing for convincing over 200 KKK members to give up their robes. He's been featured on Joe Rogan's podcast, in The Guardian, The Atlantic, and beyond. He has his own podcast called "Changing Minds with Daryl Davis" which you can find on all platforms.
Birth of a Nation: Undoing Jewish Racism
“Most Black Americans would be shocked to learn that it was Jewish investors who financed the 1915 production of the most racist movie ever made—Birth of a Nation—a movie that glorifies anti-Black violence and deifies the Ku Klux Klan.” The new movie The Birth of a Nation is generating immense controversy, but is that firestorm also a deliberate diversion from the ugly history surrounding the 1915 motion picture of the same name?
Burt’s Bees Apologizes For Holiday Ad Featuring Black Family Without A Father
Burt’s Bees has apologized for a holiday ad that many are calling careless and offensive. The Amazon ad features families in holiday traditional matching pajamas. But if you haven’t seen the ad, you might be wondering what the uproar was all about. The outrage stems from the company slovenly representing a stereotype. The Black family was photographed without a father, compared to their counterparts pictured. The brand tweeted an apology Thursday after receiving a great deal of backlash.
Notorious white supremacist Tom Metzger Dies at 82
Tom Metzger, left, a former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and founder of the White Aryan Resistance, speaks in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.(Associated Press) Tom Metzger, a notorious KKK leader and founder of the White Aryan Resistance (WAR) group, has died at age 82. Riverside County Department of Public Health spokesman Jose Arballo Jr. said Metzger died Nov. 4 at a skilled nursing facility in Hemet, Calif. The cause was Parkinson’s disease, Arballo said Thursday.
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If There's No Second Stimulus, What to Do If Unemployment Benefits, Student Loan Deferral End
Defining Motherhood
In a modern world, we are exposed to so many different people and so much content that we forget to stop and appreciate what is deemed mundane – particularly the stories those around us have to tell. I began photography just over a year ago, from a necessity to capture the experiences and stories around me. I found that visual arts have the potential to speak louder than words. Telling the stories which often go untold is imperative to me – it is what drives me to create.
Review: Book looks at what it means to be white in America
The African-American man whose beating by Los Angeles police ignited civil upheaval in 1992 famously said later: “Can’t we all just get along?” The answer to Rodney King’s question, which has taken on renewed importance these past months: Not yet. And as readers learn in “Just Us: An American Conversation,” by Yale University professor Claudia Rankine — an unusual mix of essays, narratives, poems, pictures and musings — we have wide bridges of understanding to build.
Maybe It’s Time To Retire The Term White Ally
The Way We’ve Viewed The Roles and Responsibilities of White People Engaging To Antiracism Is Wrong Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash After reading an outstanding think-piece titled “There Is No Such Thing as a ‘White Ally’” by Catherine Pugh, Esq., It gave me a unique perspective, helping me to see the problems with using the term “white allies” in concert with White people supporting this latest Black Lives Matter (BLM) moment or fighting racism at all.
What kind of a multicultural are you?
Some people grow up in a monocultural household then become multicultural later in life. That is, they acquire multiple cultures sequentially – for instance, many migrants. The term for these people is achieved multiculturals. Yet many people nowadays grow up in a culturally mixed household. That is, they acquire multiple cultures simultaneously – for instance, many children of migrants or people with parents of different cultural backgrounds. The term for these people is innate multiculturals.
Making MY Own True Meaning in Celebrating Interfaith Holidays
I vowed to talk with my Jewish husband about bringing a real tree into our home this year. Click To Tweet I began to see it as they saw it: the size, the brightness, the beauty of it. They pulled more and asked whether we could walk up close. We touched the ornaments with our fingers, viewed our distorted reflections with our noses up against the shiny balls. I vowed to talk with my Jewish husband about bringing a real tree into our home this year.
Race Relations on Apple Podcasts
6 episodes This is a podcast about race unlike anything else on the airwaves: honest, raw, funny and refreshingly real. This is a podcast about race unlike anything else on the airwaves: honest, raw, funny and refreshingly real. 4.7 out of 5 85 Ratings 85 Ratings TheRumpleteaze , 11/20/2016 Fantastic! Long time listener, figured I better leave a review. You guys are doing a great thing, I love how honest, unapologetic and human the conversations are.
Operation “Israel Cyber Shield” Exposed: The Attack on Black America
The Attack on Black America, Minister Louis Farrakhan, and the Nation of Islam NOI Research Group The Honorable Elijah Muhammad once said to me, “Brother, you cannot fathom the depth of Satan.” The history of Jewish espionage against Black American citizens is long and deep, and it began long before the Nation of Islam was founded by Master Fard Muhammad in 1930.
Harvard, Asian-Americans group spar over data in bias case
BOSTON — Even though they bring stronger academic records than any other racial group, Asian-Americans who apply to Harvard University face the lowest acceptance rates, according to a study of admissions records filed Friday by a group that’s suing the school over alleged discrimination.
Starbucks announces new policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes
Starbucks announced a new policy Saturday that allows anyone to sit in its cafes or use its restrooms, even if they don’t buy anything. The new policy comes five weeks after two black men who hadn’t bought anything were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks. Company executives have said its previous policies were loose and ambiguous, leaving decisions on whether people could sit in its stores or use the restroom up to store managers.
White privilege is getting to write a column about the time you felt left out
It was a snowy day in Wisconsin. In the middle of May, about 6,800 of University of Wisconsin’s 2016 graduating class, myself included, filed in to the outdoor Camp Randall football stadium to graduate. My family came to Madison from Chicago to see me graduate — they still won’t let me forgot how cold it was. And they talk about a special moment when the chancellor mentioned me in her opening remarks as one of many exceptional students in the Wisconsin community.
Every major news story in 2017, as told through push alerts
Note: We have edited or removed some alerts for clarity and corrections. These alerts include those sent through December 25, 2017. We will continue to update the list through the end of the year. A nearly nonstop news year, 2017 brought a special counsel investigation into a presidential campaign, a series of catastrophic natural disasters, an escalating nuclear threat from North Korea and a cascade of sexual misconduct allegations against powerful men.
Remembering Explorer, Scientist And Activist S. Allen Counter
When Dr. S. Allen Counter died in July, the world mourned a man whose celebrated career took him on an unlikely journey, from the small town of Americus, Ga., to the hallowed halls of Harvard University via a remote Greenland village and the upper echelon of influence in Sweden. Dr. Counter was a neurobiologist, an ethnographer and a mission-driven advocate who spent the last years of his life leading the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations.
Race relations: Hope and disappointment of Obama years
US President Barack Obama leads mourners in singing the song 'Amazing Grace' as he delivers a eulogy in honour of the Reverend Clementa Pinckney during funeral services for Pinckney in Charleston, South Carolina June 26, 2015. — Reuters picNEW YORK, Jan 15 — If Barack Obama was elected on a wave of optimism, eight years later, hopes of a post-racial America have soured amid recognition that it takes more than a black president to overcome centuries of racism.
MCC students lead panel on racism, race relations - North Platte Nebraska's Newspaper: Life
“Based on the turnout, the support from students, faculty and staff as well as the dialogue initiated by the panelists, I think this was a highly successful discussion,” Johnston said. “We even had some students who were a little disappointed our time was limited to 60 minutes. Any time you get students who want to stick around longer, that’s a good thing.” In addition to college students and staff, audience members included high school students as well.
Would You Discuss Race With Your Starbucks Barista?
Starbucks just announced a new campaign inviting their customers to discuss race relations with baristas. The Seattle-based coffee company is asking employees to write "Race Together" on the side of customers' cups, in an effort to engage them to discuss...well, their ethnicity. The campaign was sparked by the recent uptick in nationally-covered racially-charged tragedies, according to a Starbucks press release.
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