Between the end of the Civil War and the enactment of the Civil Rights Act (1964) and Voting Rights Act (1965), the goal of nearly all advocates of racial equality in the United States could be summed up as “colorblindness.” As African-American journalist Coleman Hughes reminds us in The End of Race Politics, that aim—the
REVIEW: ‘Life in the Negative World: Confronting Challenges in an Anti-Christian Culture’ by Aaron M. Renn (PhotoAlto/Jerome Gorin via Grabien) When I first moved to Washington, I lived in a townhouse on Capitol Hill with 10 other Christian men. We frequently hosted guests for dinner and, one night, Aaron Renn was kind enough to join
Cotton: ‘Biden administration is trying to flout Congress’s ban on UNRWA funding’ A UNRWA office in the Gaza Strip (Said Khatib/AFP via Getty Images) The Biden administration continues to diplomatically support the United Nations’ chief Palestinian aid organization and is working behind the scenes with several nations to support its work in the Gaza Strip,
Black Lives Matter is back to doing what it does best: investing in expensive real estate. Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation announced Wednesday it will pour $1 million into the Black Panther building, a planned $80 million complex in Oakland, Calif., that will house 79 subsidized apartment units as well as a grocery store,
Judge John Napper said Tuesday the total sealing of the 2017 divorce file was unjustified Rep. Rubén Gallego (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) An Arizona judge on Tuesday sided with the Washington Free Beacon, which is arguing that the total sealing of Rep. Ruben Gallego’s (D., Ariz.) 2017 divorce records was wrong. Yavapai County Superior Court Judge
Pierre Krähenbühl led UNRWA, known to employ Hamas affiliates, for five years Pierre Krähenbühl (Diario de Madrid/Wikimedia Commons) A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers is pressing the Biden administration to pull support for Pierre Krähenbühl’s appointment as the next leader of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), citing his “troubled tenure” at the helm
A top Department of Homeland Security civil rights official has previously unreported ties to a Rutgers University think tank that congressional investigators are calling a “hotbed of radical antisemitic, anti-American, anti-Israel, and pro-terrorist activity.” Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia served as a faculty affiliate of the Rutgers Law School Center for Security, Race, and Rights until she