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The most difficult part about race to get around is that people tend to assume that their race owns a culture. This is complicated by the fact that anyone with a culture worth talking about should know that there are multiple ways of expressing that culture. 

Freedom for a man linked to untold black death is not a victory

Be guided by a vision for, not an anger against

...but Republicans blew it and our government is still a circus

Pioneering African American physician, author, and intellectual

Is it in black people’s interest to support football?

A Black History Month Manifesto

Extremist social justice theology betrays Unitarian Universalist principles

Beyond tribalism and decline

A July 4th Celebration of Albert Murray's "Omni-American" Ideal

Racial equity in American learning environments. As we continue to ride the crest of third wave “anti-racist reckoning” in America, it becomes ever more important to raise conscious awareness about the various race ideologies that are in tacit, explicit, intentional, or complicit operation in...

Our conversation with founders Dr. Eric M. Wallace and Jennifer L. Wallace

In his near-century of life, Murray confronted race by re-constructing American identity as omni-American—that out of many, we are one.

Opinion. As a radical moderate, I identify as neither liberal nor conservative, Democrat nor Republican. I’m an independent who is suspicious of both sides of the political aisle, especially at their extremes. So, as partisan ideologues and opportunists use race as a political football, I shake...

How race(ism) limits us and how to break free

Part One of a conversation between Kimi Katiti and FBT's Jake Mackey on Microaggressions and "Bias Education and Support Teams," or B.E.S.T.s.

The racial attacks against those who speak truth

A message of unity from the God of Guitar

Blackness in an age of racial orthodoxy

A Minnesota mother resists Liberated Ethnic Studies

All Gun Control is Oppressive

A look at black music's favorite season (with images, playlist fixed)

On Nina Simone's elegant belligerence

DR LEE: Even I, someone who some may assume would be on the side of so-called 'social justice warriors,' was too heterodox in my thinking. And I was bullied out.