Pretending to be motivated by concern for African Americans is both cynical and offensive.
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Commentary: One racist slogan fuels violent extremism of many kinds
A French travel writer’s ‘Great Replacement’ theory has inspired white-identity terrorists as far away as New Zealand.
Leonard Pitts: Hate ending in bloodshed not a new phenomenon
Massacres like the one in New Zealand are the predictable result of the rise in international intolerance.
Our View: Who is speaking for the Maine Republican Party?
It reflects badly on the state Republican Party that Vice Chairman Nick Isgro’s hateful tweets are still up under the Maine Republican Party banner.
Commentary: Admissions scandal shines spotlight on the privilege of wealth
It’s not minority kids who are taking undeserved spaces in college. It’s those who got in through affirmative action for the rich.
Our View: Skowhegan-area school board right to retire nickname
Regardless of anyone’s intent, the sports teams’ name was offensive and hurtful and had to go.
Leonard Pitts: Don’t buy into widely accepted myths about black fathers
There are a lot of men like the Atlanta college senior whose juggling of studying and parenting recently went viral.
Citing new evidence, man convicted of 1994 murder in South Portland keeps fighting for another trial
Found guilty in 2002 of killing Tammy Dickson, Foster Bates has maintained his innocence and is making a third request for post-conviction review.
Kathleen Parker: Jussie Smollett, Christopher Hasson and the meaning of MAGA
‘Make America Great Again’ started as a rally chant but is now perceived as a threat.
More than 200 turn out for meeting on racism complaint in Kennebunk schools
The Regional School Unit 21 board votes to take two steps in response to a race-based retaliation complaint filed by a black teacher.