Welcome to Sources for Race & Ethnicity: Constancy in Change
edited by hephzibah v. strmic-pawl and Milton Vickerman
We have collected resources that align with the readings assigned in Race & Ethnicity: Constancy in Change, published by Cognella.
Resources are organized under 4 headings:
Read: Articles and summaries, often includes graphs and charts
Watch: Short clips and documentary excerpts
Listen: Audio stories that elaborate on a particular area (often sourced from NPR)
Interactive: websites that have some sort of interactive component and amplify engagement with the data
Please note that the listing of these sources are not an endorsement of any particular outlet or viewpoint.
Sincerely, hephzibah & Milton
Resources are organized under 4 headings:
Read: Articles and summaries, often includes graphs and charts
Watch: Short clips and documentary excerpts
Listen: Audio stories that elaborate on a particular area (often sourced from NPR)
Interactive: websites that have some sort of interactive component and amplify engagement with the data
Please note that the listing of these sources are not an endorsement of any particular outlet or viewpoint.
Sincerely, hephzibah & Milton
You can scroll through the resources or click one of the buttons below to bring you to resources particular to that book section's readings
The Foundations of Race & Racism
Read
The Atlantic: A Visual History of the US Race Box
Chinese Historical Society of America: Work of Giants: The Chinese and the Building of the First Transcontinental Railroad
Stanford Libraries: Chinese Railroad Workers Project
Watch
CBS Sunday Morning: Blackface: A Cultural History of a Racist Art Form
PBS: The Eugenics Crusade, Chapter 1
GBH/PBS: How America Invented Race: The History of White People in America
SmithsonianNMAI: The "Indian Problem"
PBS: Unspoken: America's Native American Boarding Schools
WAVY TV: The Impact of Nat Turner's Rebellion Still Felt Today
NowThisNews: Diary Reveals Reality of Living in a WWII Japanese Internment Camp
PBS News Hour: Revisiting Japanese Internment on the 75th Anniversary
Listen
NPR: Eugenics, Anti-Immigration Laws of the Past Still Resonate Today, Journalist Says
NPR: Emma, Carrie, Vivian: How a Family Became a Test Case for Forced Sterilizations
NPR: School Colors Episode 3: The Battle of Forest Hills
NPR: Haaland Seeks Healing for Native American Boarding School Survivors
Interact
Tulsa Historical Society and Museum: 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America, Interactive US Map
Equal Justice Initiative: Lynchings and Racial Violence During Reconstruction
Washington University in St. Louis, Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum: Truths and Reckonings: The Art of Transformative Racial Justice
California State Archives: Making the Grade: California and the Transcontinental Railroad
The Atlantic: A Visual History of the US Race Box
Chinese Historical Society of America: Work of Giants: The Chinese and the Building of the First Transcontinental Railroad
Stanford Libraries: Chinese Railroad Workers Project
Watch
CBS Sunday Morning: Blackface: A Cultural History of a Racist Art Form
PBS: The Eugenics Crusade, Chapter 1
GBH/PBS: How America Invented Race: The History of White People in America
SmithsonianNMAI: The "Indian Problem"
PBS: Unspoken: America's Native American Boarding Schools
WAVY TV: The Impact of Nat Turner's Rebellion Still Felt Today
NowThisNews: Diary Reveals Reality of Living in a WWII Japanese Internment Camp
PBS News Hour: Revisiting Japanese Internment on the 75th Anniversary
Listen
NPR: Eugenics, Anti-Immigration Laws of the Past Still Resonate Today, Journalist Says
NPR: Emma, Carrie, Vivian: How a Family Became a Test Case for Forced Sterilizations
NPR: School Colors Episode 3: The Battle of Forest Hills
NPR: Haaland Seeks Healing for Native American Boarding School Survivors
Interact
Tulsa Historical Society and Museum: 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America, Interactive US Map
Equal Justice Initiative: Lynchings and Racial Violence During Reconstruction
Washington University in St. Louis, Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum: Truths and Reckonings: The Art of Transformative Racial Justice
California State Archives: Making the Grade: California and the Transcontinental Railroad
The Social Construction of Race
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American Medical Association: New AMA Policies Recognize Race as a Social, Not Biological, Construct
Watch
TED: Nina Jablonski: Skin Color is an Illusion
Colorado Learning Center of Human Anatomy: Forensic Medicine: Determining Age, Gender, and Ethnicity with Our Skull
Listen
NPR: How to Talk about Hair Like a Scientist (includes audio and video)
NPR: A Whiteness That's Only Skin Deep
NPR: 1 in 7 are "Some Other Race" on the US Census. That's a Big Data Problem
Interact
US Census Bureau: Measuring Race and Ethnicity Across the Decades: 1790-2010
Pew Research Center: What Census Calls US
Understanding Race: History, Human Variation, Lived Experience
American Medical Association: New AMA Policies Recognize Race as a Social, Not Biological, Construct
Watch
TED: Nina Jablonski: Skin Color is an Illusion
Colorado Learning Center of Human Anatomy: Forensic Medicine: Determining Age, Gender, and Ethnicity with Our Skull
Listen
NPR: How to Talk about Hair Like a Scientist (includes audio and video)
NPR: A Whiteness That's Only Skin Deep
NPR: 1 in 7 are "Some Other Race" on the US Census. That's a Big Data Problem
Interact
US Census Bureau: Measuring Race and Ethnicity Across the Decades: 1790-2010
Pew Research Center: What Census Calls US
Understanding Race: History, Human Variation, Lived Experience
Structuring American Identity Through Immigration
Read
Pew Research Center: Nation's Immigration Laws, 1920-Today
PRB: Trends in Migration to the U.S.
Pew Research Center: Key Findings about US Immigrants
Carnegie: 15 Myths about Immigration Debunked
Pew Research Center: Demographic Portrait of Muslim Americans
The Guardian: 'Muslims Were So Demonized': Mehdi Hasan, Zainab Johnson, Keith Ellison, and More on 9/11s Aftermath, 20 Years Later
Arab American Stories: Demographics
Pew Research Center: Key Facts About Asian Americans, a Diverse and Growing Population
Pew Research Center: Key Facts about Asian Origin Groups in the US
NPR: Southeast Asians are Underrepresented in STEM. The Label "Asian" Boxes Them Out More
Watch
Race Forward: Why We Should Drop the I-Word
The Marshall Project: Anatomy of Hate (the murder of 3 Muslim College Students)
A Thousand and One Journeys: The Arab Americans
PBS News Hour: Muslim Journalists on Reporting in a Post-9/11 World, 20 Years Later
Buzzfeed: "I'm Muslim, But I'm Not..."
"I'm a Muslim, but": A Response to Buzzfeed" (response to video above this one)
NowThisNews: Rashida Talib Questions Why 2020 Census Erases Middle Eastern and North African Identity
PBS NewsHour: How 9/11 Shaped the Lives of American Muslims
CBS Mornings: Asian Americans See Racism, Discrimination Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The New York Times: How Coronavirus Racism Infected My High School
CNBC: How the Model Minority Myth Keeps Asian Americans Out of Management
Listen
NPR: Islamophobia Continues to Follow Him in the Years Since 9/11
Interact
Pew Research Center: Nation's Immigration Laws, 1920-Today
PRB: Trends in Migration to the U.S.
Pew Research Center: Key Findings about US Immigrants
Carnegie: 15 Myths about Immigration Debunked
Pew Research Center: Demographic Portrait of Muslim Americans
The Guardian: 'Muslims Were So Demonized': Mehdi Hasan, Zainab Johnson, Keith Ellison, and More on 9/11s Aftermath, 20 Years Later
Arab American Stories: Demographics
Pew Research Center: Key Facts About Asian Americans, a Diverse and Growing Population
Pew Research Center: Key Facts about Asian Origin Groups in the US
NPR: Southeast Asians are Underrepresented in STEM. The Label "Asian" Boxes Them Out More
Watch
Race Forward: Why We Should Drop the I-Word
The Marshall Project: Anatomy of Hate (the murder of 3 Muslim College Students)
A Thousand and One Journeys: The Arab Americans
PBS News Hour: Muslim Journalists on Reporting in a Post-9/11 World, 20 Years Later
Buzzfeed: "I'm Muslim, But I'm Not..."
"I'm a Muslim, but": A Response to Buzzfeed" (response to video above this one)
NowThisNews: Rashida Talib Questions Why 2020 Census Erases Middle Eastern and North African Identity
PBS NewsHour: How 9/11 Shaped the Lives of American Muslims
CBS Mornings: Asian Americans See Racism, Discrimination Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The New York Times: How Coronavirus Racism Infected My High School
CNBC: How the Model Minority Myth Keeps Asian Americans Out of Management
Listen
NPR: Islamophobia Continues to Follow Him in the Years Since 9/11
Interact
Racism: Theories for Understanding
Read
Vox; The Intersectionality Wars
The Guardian: Why Black People Discriminate Among Ourselves: The Toxic Legacy of Colorism
Watch
Brown University: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, "Why Can't We Just Can't Along?"
VICE News: Why India's Fair Skin Business is Booming
Harvard Kennedy School: 3 Things You Should Know about Global Colorism
PBS News Hour: How Colorism Haunts Dark-Skinned Immigrant Communities
Refinery29: Why People Risk Their Lives to Bleach Their Skin
TED: Kimberlé Crenshaw: The Urgency of Intersectionality
TEDx: hephzibah strmic-pawl: Understanding Our Roots: White Supremacy is More Than the KKK
Listen
NPR: Making the Case Against 'Colorblind Casting'
NPR: What do Alabama and California Have in Common? Top-Notch US History Standards (CRT discussion)
Interact
Vox; The Intersectionality Wars
The Guardian: Why Black People Discriminate Among Ourselves: The Toxic Legacy of Colorism
Watch
Brown University: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, "Why Can't We Just Can't Along?"
VICE News: Why India's Fair Skin Business is Booming
Harvard Kennedy School: 3 Things You Should Know about Global Colorism
PBS News Hour: How Colorism Haunts Dark-Skinned Immigrant Communities
Refinery29: Why People Risk Their Lives to Bleach Their Skin
TED: Kimberlé Crenshaw: The Urgency of Intersectionality
TEDx: hephzibah strmic-pawl: Understanding Our Roots: White Supremacy is More Than the KKK
Listen
NPR: Making the Case Against 'Colorblind Casting'
NPR: What do Alabama and California Have in Common? Top-Notch US History Standards (CRT discussion)
Interact
Structured Racial Inequality
Read
Center on Poverty & Social Policy at Columbia University: The State of Poverty and Disadvantage in NYC
National Community Reinvestment Coalition: Racial Wealth Snapshot: Asian Americans and the Racial Wealth Divide
Brookings: Examining the Black-White Wealth Gap
Pew Research Center: Views of Economic Inequality
NCRC: Racial Wealth Snapshot: Women, Men, and Racial Wealth Divide
Harvard Business School: Minorities who 'Whiten' Job Resumes Get More Interviews
Harvard Business Review: Hiring Discrimination Against Black Americans Hasn't Declined in 25 Years
Economic Policy Institute: Black Workers Endure Persistent Racial Disparities in Employment Outcomes
Cap: Wealth Matters: The Black-White Wealth Gap Before and During the Pandemic
National Center for Education Statistics: Status and Trends in the Education of Racial & Ethnic Groups
ProPublica: The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the Wealthiest Avoid Income Tax
Pew Research Center: 114th Congress is Most Diverse Ever
US Census: Historical Reported Voting Rates by Race in Presidential Elections
Mother Jones: Rigged: How Voter Suppression Threw Wisconsin to Trump
Mother Jones: Supreme Court Gives Green Light to GOP Voter Suppression Laws
ACLU: Block the Vote: How Politicians are Trying to Black Voters from the Ballot Box
Brennan Center: Voter Suppression in 2020
ABC News: Timeline: Voter Suppression in the Us from the Civil War to Today (includes video)
CDC: Disparities in Death from Covid-19, Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
CAP: Health Disparities by Race and Ethnicity, Fact Sheet
PCOM: There's Nothing 'Micro' About the Impact of Microaggressions
The Covid Tracking Project: The Covid Racial Data Tracker
KFF: Health Coverage by Race and Ethnicity, 2010-2019
Brookings: The Great Real Estate Reset: Separate and Unequal
Watch
Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity: A Reading of the Letter from Birmingham Jail
Netflix: Explained, Racial Wealth Gap
WIRED: This is What $250 Billion Actually Looks Like
Tom Scott: A Million Dollars vs a Billion Dollars, Visualized: A Road Trip
CNBC: Why Income Inequality is Growing at the Fastest Rate among Asian Americans
CBS News: Supreme Court Strikes Down Section of Voting Rights Act (2013)
Vox: The Man Who Rigged America's Election Maps
MSNBC: New 'Real World Evidence' that GOP Voter Suppression is Already Working
PBS News Hour: How the US Can Address the 'Moment of Crisis' Facing the AAPI Community
Listen
Interact
The New York Times: A Close-Up Picture of Partisan Segregation, Among 180 Million Voters
Pew Research Center: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Composition of the US Electorate
The Washington Post: America is More Diverse Than Ever - But Still Segregated
Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America, Interactive US Map
The New York Times: Mapping Segregation (by major cities)
EdBuild: NonWhite School Districts Get $23 Billion Less Than White Districts
Center on Poverty & Social Policy at Columbia University: The State of Poverty and Disadvantage in NYC
National Community Reinvestment Coalition: Racial Wealth Snapshot: Asian Americans and the Racial Wealth Divide
Brookings: Examining the Black-White Wealth Gap
Pew Research Center: Views of Economic Inequality
NCRC: Racial Wealth Snapshot: Women, Men, and Racial Wealth Divide
Harvard Business School: Minorities who 'Whiten' Job Resumes Get More Interviews
Harvard Business Review: Hiring Discrimination Against Black Americans Hasn't Declined in 25 Years
Economic Policy Institute: Black Workers Endure Persistent Racial Disparities in Employment Outcomes
Cap: Wealth Matters: The Black-White Wealth Gap Before and During the Pandemic
National Center for Education Statistics: Status and Trends in the Education of Racial & Ethnic Groups
ProPublica: The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the Wealthiest Avoid Income Tax
Pew Research Center: 114th Congress is Most Diverse Ever
US Census: Historical Reported Voting Rates by Race in Presidential Elections
Mother Jones: Rigged: How Voter Suppression Threw Wisconsin to Trump
Mother Jones: Supreme Court Gives Green Light to GOP Voter Suppression Laws
ACLU: Block the Vote: How Politicians are Trying to Black Voters from the Ballot Box
Brennan Center: Voter Suppression in 2020
ABC News: Timeline: Voter Suppression in the Us from the Civil War to Today (includes video)
CDC: Disparities in Death from Covid-19, Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
CAP: Health Disparities by Race and Ethnicity, Fact Sheet
PCOM: There's Nothing 'Micro' About the Impact of Microaggressions
The Covid Tracking Project: The Covid Racial Data Tracker
KFF: Health Coverage by Race and Ethnicity, 2010-2019
Brookings: The Great Real Estate Reset: Separate and Unequal
Watch
Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity: A Reading of the Letter from Birmingham Jail
Netflix: Explained, Racial Wealth Gap
WIRED: This is What $250 Billion Actually Looks Like
Tom Scott: A Million Dollars vs a Billion Dollars, Visualized: A Road Trip
CNBC: Why Income Inequality is Growing at the Fastest Rate among Asian Americans
CBS News: Supreme Court Strikes Down Section of Voting Rights Act (2013)
Vox: The Man Who Rigged America's Election Maps
MSNBC: New 'Real World Evidence' that GOP Voter Suppression is Already Working
PBS News Hour: How the US Can Address the 'Moment of Crisis' Facing the AAPI Community
Listen
Interact
The New York Times: A Close-Up Picture of Partisan Segregation, Among 180 Million Voters
Pew Research Center: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Composition of the US Electorate
The Washington Post: America is More Diverse Than Ever - But Still Segregated
Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America, Interactive US Map
The New York Times: Mapping Segregation (by major cities)
EdBuild: NonWhite School Districts Get $23 Billion Less Than White Districts
Racism in Popular Culture
Read
US Dept of Health and Human Services: Mental and Behavioral Health - American Indians/Alaska Natives
NPR: Uncle Ben's Changing Name to Ben's Original after Criticism of Racial Stereotyping
NPR: Sesame Street Makes History with the Debut of its First Asian American Muppet
NPR: Xbox Promotes Asian Characters and Creators Amid Calls for Greater Diversity in Games
NPR: PBS and Ken Burns Vow to do Better on Diversity But Critics Aren't Convinced
NPR: Black TikTok Creators are on Strike to Protest a Lack of Credit for Their Work
Watch
Stuart Hall: Some Views on Cultural Themes and Multiculturalism
Aljazeera: Stuart Hall: Race, Gender, Class in the Media
The New Yorker: The History of Black Protest in Sports
Listen
NPR: Despite Black Princess, Disney's Race Record Mixed
NPR: The Conspiracy Against Hip-Hop
Interact
US Dept of Health and Human Services: Mental and Behavioral Health - American Indians/Alaska Natives
NPR: Uncle Ben's Changing Name to Ben's Original after Criticism of Racial Stereotyping
NPR: Sesame Street Makes History with the Debut of its First Asian American Muppet
NPR: Xbox Promotes Asian Characters and Creators Amid Calls for Greater Diversity in Games
NPR: PBS and Ken Burns Vow to do Better on Diversity But Critics Aren't Convinced
NPR: Black TikTok Creators are on Strike to Protest a Lack of Credit for Their Work
Watch
Stuart Hall: Some Views on Cultural Themes and Multiculturalism
Aljazeera: Stuart Hall: Race, Gender, Class in the Media
The New Yorker: The History of Black Protest in Sports
Listen
NPR: Despite Black Princess, Disney's Race Record Mixed
NPR: The Conspiracy Against Hip-Hop
Interact
Contemporary Systems of Oppression
Read
Prison Policy Initiative: Mass Incarceration: The Whole Pie 2022
Pew Research Center: Black Imprisonment Rate in the US has Fallen by a Third Since 2006
Vox: The School-to-Prison Pipeline, Explained
Prison Policy Initiative: How Much do Incarcerated People Earn in Each State?
Detention Watch Network: Immigration Detention 101
The New York Times: For Private Prisons, Detaining Immigrants is Big Business
The Nation: A Look Inside our Abusive Immigrant Prisons
National Immigration Forum: Fact Sheet: Immigration Detention in the US
Freedom for Immigrants: Detention by the Numbers
NASA Global Climate Change: A Degree of Concern: Why Global Temperatures Matter
Smithsonian: Sea Level Rise
IISD: Small Islands, Large Oceans: Voices on the Frontlines of Climate Change (includes video)
Watch
CNBC: Who Makes Money From Private Prisons?
CBC: George Tonight: Angela Davis on Abolishing Prisons
The Root: How the School-to-Prison Pipeline Functions
CBS: Angela Davis Likens Abolishing the Prison System to End of Slavery
RaicesTexas: Black Immigrants in the US (Detention)
Aloe Blacc: School-to-Prison Pipeline
TED: The Danger of Predictive Algorithms in Criminal Justice, Hany Farid
Amanpour & Co: "Pollution is Segregated" says the Father of Environmental Justice, Robert Bullard
ProPublica: A Brief History of Environmental Justice
Smithsonian: What is the Anthropocene?
60 Minutes Australia: Climate Change Causes Islands to Disappear
Listen
NPR: Overflowing Hog Lagoons Raise Environmental Concerns in North Carolina
NPR: The Afterlife of Mass Incarceration
NPR: A Lawyer Combats the Mass Incarceration Crisis
NPR: Reframing History: Mass Incarceration
WBUR: Congress Demands Investigation Into Hysterectomies at an Immigrant Detention Facility
NPR: Wayfair Employees Walk Out to Protest Sales to Immigrant Detention Facilities
Interact
Southern Poverty Law Center: Family Separation - A Timeline
Freedom For Immigrants: Mapping US Immigration Detention
CNN Money: Education vs Prison Costs
The New York Times: Extensive Data Shows Punishing Reach of Racism for Black Boys
Harvard: Environmental Racism in Greater Boston: An Interactive Web Resource
Environmental Justice Atlas (Global)
Prison Policy Initiative: Mass Incarceration: The Whole Pie 2022
Pew Research Center: Black Imprisonment Rate in the US has Fallen by a Third Since 2006
Vox: The School-to-Prison Pipeline, Explained
Prison Policy Initiative: How Much do Incarcerated People Earn in Each State?
Detention Watch Network: Immigration Detention 101
The New York Times: For Private Prisons, Detaining Immigrants is Big Business
The Nation: A Look Inside our Abusive Immigrant Prisons
National Immigration Forum: Fact Sheet: Immigration Detention in the US
Freedom for Immigrants: Detention by the Numbers
NASA Global Climate Change: A Degree of Concern: Why Global Temperatures Matter
Smithsonian: Sea Level Rise
IISD: Small Islands, Large Oceans: Voices on the Frontlines of Climate Change (includes video)
Watch
CNBC: Who Makes Money From Private Prisons?
CBC: George Tonight: Angela Davis on Abolishing Prisons
The Root: How the School-to-Prison Pipeline Functions
CBS: Angela Davis Likens Abolishing the Prison System to End of Slavery
RaicesTexas: Black Immigrants in the US (Detention)
Aloe Blacc: School-to-Prison Pipeline
TED: The Danger of Predictive Algorithms in Criminal Justice, Hany Farid
Amanpour & Co: "Pollution is Segregated" says the Father of Environmental Justice, Robert Bullard
ProPublica: A Brief History of Environmental Justice
Smithsonian: What is the Anthropocene?
60 Minutes Australia: Climate Change Causes Islands to Disappear
Listen
NPR: Overflowing Hog Lagoons Raise Environmental Concerns in North Carolina
NPR: The Afterlife of Mass Incarceration
NPR: A Lawyer Combats the Mass Incarceration Crisis
NPR: Reframing History: Mass Incarceration
WBUR: Congress Demands Investigation Into Hysterectomies at an Immigrant Detention Facility
NPR: Wayfair Employees Walk Out to Protest Sales to Immigrant Detention Facilities
Interact
Southern Poverty Law Center: Family Separation - A Timeline
Freedom For Immigrants: Mapping US Immigration Detention
CNN Money: Education vs Prison Costs
The New York Times: Extensive Data Shows Punishing Reach of Racism for Black Boys
Harvard: Environmental Racism in Greater Boston: An Interactive Web Resource
Environmental Justice Atlas (Global)
The Future of Race
Read
Los Angeles Times: Affirmative Action Divides Asian Americans, UC's Largest Overrepresented Student Group
The Atlantic: This is the End of Affirmative Action: What are We Going to do About It?
NPR: This is How the White Population is Actually Changing Based on New Census Data
NPR: What the New Census Data Shows about Race Depends on How You Look At It
Watch
Fusion: President Obama: I Never Expected a Post-Racial Society
TED: Dorothy Roberts: The Problem with Race-Based Medicine
New York University: Race Based Medication BiDil and African Americans
Vox: What's Left of Affirmative Action, Explained
The New York Times: Being Multiracial in America
Los Angeles Times: How Kamala Harris Reflects a Multiracial America
Pew Research Center: Multiracial American Voices
Listen
NPR: University of California Will Waive Tuition and Fees for Many Native American Students
NPR: California Reconsiders Affirmative Action Ban
NPR: Mixed Race Americans Picture a "Blended Nation"
NPR: The Return of Race Science
Interact
Anthropocene Interactive
Los Angeles Times: Affirmative Action Divides Asian Americans, UC's Largest Overrepresented Student Group
The Atlantic: This is the End of Affirmative Action: What are We Going to do About It?
NPR: This is How the White Population is Actually Changing Based on New Census Data
NPR: What the New Census Data Shows about Race Depends on How You Look At It
Watch
Fusion: President Obama: I Never Expected a Post-Racial Society
TED: Dorothy Roberts: The Problem with Race-Based Medicine
New York University: Race Based Medication BiDil and African Americans
Vox: What's Left of Affirmative Action, Explained
The New York Times: Being Multiracial in America
Los Angeles Times: How Kamala Harris Reflects a Multiracial America
Pew Research Center: Multiracial American Voices
Listen
NPR: University of California Will Waive Tuition and Fees for Many Native American Students
NPR: California Reconsiders Affirmative Action Ban
NPR: Mixed Race Americans Picture a "Blended Nation"
NPR: The Return of Race Science
Interact
Anthropocene Interactive