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The inclusion of narratives about slavery and systemic racism in American history curriculum.
Charlie Kirk’s most controversial public remarks on race — documented by outlets such as The Guardian and summarized by anti-racism researchers — include explicit dismissals of systemic racism, repeat...
has taken a series of executive and policy actions aimed at reshaping how American history is presented—targeting institutions from to K–12 curricula and partnering with conservative groups to promote...
publicly criticized at least two named Black figures — civil rights icon and — and repeatedly aired derogatory, generalized comments about Black people that reporters and civil-rights leaders have cit...
Charlie Kirk has been publicly accused by multiple credible civil-rights watchdogs and mainstream outlets of advancing rhetoric and organizational practices that align with white supremacist and Chris...
The underreporting of missing Black women in the United States is driven by intersecting forces: systemic racism that shapes economic vulnerability and law enforcement responses, media bias that prior...
Civil-rights and professional advocates framed Charlie Kirk’s “If I see a Black pilot, I’m gonna be like, ‘Boy, I hope he’s qualified’” line as a racially coded attack that prompted widespread condemn...