A Cincinnati police officer is facing a backlash as she was caught on body camera footage using the N-word towards a Black driver and teenager after encountering a traffic backup in April. Officer Rose Valentino told investigators that it was "not intended to refer to all African-Americans."
Sen. Roger Wicker, a Republican senator representing Mississippi, said in a recent interview that Biden's selection will be a "beneficiary" of affirmative action along with other quips.
Senator Mitch McConnell apparently took a backhanded swipe at Black voters on Wednesday in response to a question about their concerns about voting rights legislation being thwarted in the Senate. "Well, the concern is misplaced because if you look at the statistics, African American voters are voting in just as high a percentage as Americans," he said.
On Thursday (November 11), Biden delivered remarks at a public ceremony where he stumbled on his wording by saying the words "the great Negro" as he honored former U.S. Ambassador to Hungary, Donald M. Blinken.
Robert Sarver is now the target of an NBA investigation after a report from ESPN blew the lid off of happenings within the Suns organization.
The term Tulsa Massacre began trending on Twitter on Wednesday (October 27) with users sharing when was the first time they learned of the tragic event that took place a century ago in Oklahoma.
After a series of emails were flagged by the NFL and sent to the Las Vegas Raiders, Gruden stepped down as head coach of the team, prompting many online to remind the world that Colin Kaepernick was indeed correct about the league's widespread racism.
A Texas high school principal is now sorry after a headass comment about Black students in his school.
Enrique Tarrio is facing jail time for burning a Black Lives Matter banner.
The salty mouth breathers and television "personalities" took umbrage with being blocked by Naomi Osaka after they took time out of their hateful days to attack her professional choices.
Cain whined about the so-called "wokeness" of a new Captain America miniseries in where Steve Rodgers questions his allegiance to the "American Dream."
Taking the invitation to pull up, several dozen protesters showed up at the man's door as he was casually escorted from his home by local police.
