A quarter of poll respondents believe Jews have too much influence in wars, business and finance.
In a new interview with The Guardian, the former presidential candidate makes a confounding case for Europe to curb immigration.
The hashtag becomes a rallying point for scores of second- and third-generation immigrants in the European country, who are taking to Twitter to share their accounts of everyday racism and how they still struggle to be accepted as Germans.
New York City dailies play fast and loose with the inflammatory term “gang” and defer to questionable police tactics, just as they did with "stop and frisk" policies.
The White House press secretary complained on Twitter about not being served at the Red Hen restaurant in Lexington, Va.
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Their backing of a president who orders toxic treatment of immigrants betrays the history of a country that welcomed their forebears from oppressive regimes.
Activists and civil rights advocates from across the nation have joined to create a new movement that is reigniting Martin Luther King's 1968 effort to fight racism, militarism and materialism.
The second week of the campaign kicks off in Chicago, under the theme "Linking Systemic Racism and Poverty." But police are using an unconventional tactic to prevent a movement from building.
The term functions similarly to the Nazi technical term “untermensch,” or underman, subhuman.
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