“This engaging memoir of the Civil Rights era by one of our most distinguished federal judges confronts the past with admirable candor as it chronicles a young white Southerner’s journey from acceptance of the racial status quo to a commitment to full equality for all.” — Linda Greenhouse, New York Times contributing columnist and YaleContinueContinue reading “In new memoir, Federal Judge William Alsup traces his path from the Jim Crow South”
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This Week in White Supremacy: Week 66
Brought to you by the Equal Justice Society Dixie school board refuses name change — for now – Marin Independent Journal “At issue is the name Dixie’s ties to the racism, slavery and violence of the Confederacy and the Civil War-era South. As is happening all over the country, symbols of that part of the nation’s historyContinueContinue reading “This Week in White Supremacy: Week 66”
This Week in White Supremacy: Week 65
Brought to you by the Equal Justice Society I don’t label my ancestors as “slaves.” I say they were enslaved. There is a difference. – Be A King (@BerniceKing) Migrant Children Are Being Given To An Adoption Agency Linked To Betsy DeVos – The Intellectualist Ralph Northam, Mark Herring blackface scandal: NAACP chief weighs in – USAContinueContinue reading “This Week in White Supremacy: Week 65”