Christopher Rufo said the antiracism scholar would “no doubt find a receptive audience” at the HBCU. That hasn’t been the ...

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) was adopted in 1979 by the United ...

Ibram X. Kendi, the antiracist scholar, talks to CNN about his upcoming new book on Malcolm X, the recent “racist progress” ...

Action news was at the Villagio Shopping Center on Monday, where the sign for Paris Baguette shows the progress, Crews are finishing up installations on the franchise from South Korea, which is ...

‘All history’, declared the renowned Italian scholar Benedetto Croce, ‘is contemporary history.’ Stamped from the Beginning, Ibram Kendi’s absorbing account of racism in America, is no exception. As ...

He says his administration has achieved more in four weeks than most administration accomplish in four years: "We've made a lot of progress." Trump starts by repeating some his go-to lines hitting ...

The professor that will be in charge of that new program, Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, is a decorated author and activist who has penned more than a dozen books, including bestseller "How to Be an Antiracist." ...

The United States still has a ways to go to fulfill that promise, but much progress has been made ... the 1619 Project and works by Ibram X. Kendi — both ideologically repellent to the ...

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Called the Audi House of Progress Singapore, the new space is located on the first floor of Cross Street Exchange in Chinatown, and will officially open to the public on Feb 15. Audi says that the ...

The dispute lasted for more than a year between itinerant black farmer Sam Hose and his wealthy white employer, Alfred Cranford. Hose requesting his wages. Cranford refusing to pay up. The dispute ...

There are now no government pressures driving Americans to make greater progress toward democracy and equal rights for all, as in the relatively brief earlier periods of significant reform in America.