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“Dutch braids” are cultural appropriation.

Prime Minister Trudeau kneels before the crowd.

A Hmong cop was present at George Floyd's death.

Black Lives Matter reaches South America.

Told a black not to use the N-word but actually pronounced it.

Even majority-white communities in the South are protesting.

Pressure mounts to choose a black woman -- but not former prosecutor Kamala Harris.

And thanks his detractors "for holding me accountable."

Here we go again.

"Even relief isn’t equitable."

An international calamity.

VW: "We understand the public outrage at this. Because we're horrified, too."

Beware, too, of saying "Chinese virus" or "Kung Flu."

"Cultural issues and stigma" are to blame.

The company has issued a "hateful memes challenge" with a $100,000 in reward.

Students want “cultural humility training” for non-black professors.

He told her to "ask China that question."

The latest step in a "complete and transparent review" of the evidence.

More than a dozen senators demand a plan to address the surge in "coronavirus-related acts of racism."

He survived a purge.

Student union accuses faculty of including "hate-speech" on reading lists.

Council member: "It seems that they’re calling out whites as a collective and claiming that whites are responsible for this."

It will no longer use the terms "blacklist" and "whitelist."

A master of the hustle speaks.

Accusing him of white supremacy leaves "no room for personal growth."

At first he said it looked more like the Kentucky or Tennessee flag, but now he's sorry.

More COVID-related unemployment.

A reflection by Peter Bradley.

"[M]illions of Chinese suck the blood out of rabid bats as an appetizer."

"Inequality is a comorbidity."

"Our governments should openly commit to funding the collection and publication of diverse health data."

His apology didn’t help.

The surgeon general apologized.

Yet another racial disparity to grieve over.

The University of California is suspending its reliance on the SAT.

Before they blamed the President, many journalists played down the virus.

At the time, the leftist PM told him, "our system is ready to face any kind of emergency.”

A review of Saving Free Speech from Itself by Thane Rosenbaum.

Pattern recognition is always dangerous.

Which is worse, this plague or "racism?"

And blacks the most critical of President Trump's approach.

"The chilling part is this is only the beginning."

Free lunches are more important than public health.

Not even a disclaimer could salvage it.

University's pandering was not well received.

Former chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission: "Muslims are different."

Ads depicted Indians dressed as Indians.

Law enforcement will receive new training to help combat high crime among Indians.

Why have we become afraid of certain words?

Posters warned about the Great Replacement.

And blue lives matter, too?

Because the West was always multi-culti.

"This week, Trump blew up a sacred Native American hill on public land to build his racist wall."

Racial grievance means a big payoff.

"Instead of helping bridge racial divides among students, it amplified them."

Which is worse, "xenophobia" or a deadly disease?

Police and social workers knew the children were suffering "the most profound abuse."

Better to risk infection.

An interview with the prominent Front National activist.

Yale cedes more ground to the Left.

Hairstyle was meant to evoke ancient Egyptians.

Is "racism" worse than rape?

How much money is wasted pushing "diversity"?

Walking free in the name of racial justice.

… brings yet more vibrancy to vibrant Fresno.

Whites active in the Underground Railroad should not be honored, apparently.

Some scientific facts are more equal than others.

Maybe 2020 will be better.

Local politician: "We must stand together to resist this unacceptable material."

Jokes about eating dogs should not be allowed.

"These could be worth a lot. You may trade for any items you’d like.”

NHL has announced the creation of "mandatory training programs on diversity."

Comment was used to describe Meghan Markle.

And unprecedented attacks on the First Amendment.

University president denounces “despicable, disgusting” acts.