Segregation in the United States - Meaning, Facts. & Legacy - HISTORY
Racial 'passing' is still a reality. Here's why I embraced my complex identity - The Boston Globe
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Black History Month: 6 myths about the history of Black people in America - Vox
The only thing as American as apple pie is the oppression of black people' | Financial Times
The Story of Joseph Laroche, The Only Black Man on RMS Titanic - Court Theatre
Amid Brands' Vows to Champion Diversity, Black Consumers Spot a Hole in America's Advertising
Opinion | Why Are Black People Still Punished for Their Hair? - The New York Times
When Feeling American Requires Leaving America - The Atlantic
Water as A Divider: When Beaches Were Not For All - Florida Humanities
How the news media distorts black families - The Washington Post
Not all black people are African American. Here's the difference. - CBS News
What it's like to be a white woman named LaKiesha | CNN
From Jim Crow to Now: On the Realities of Traveling While Black ‹ Literary Hub
On the Anniversary of the Sinking of the Titanic, Bringing the Story of the Only Black Passenger to the Surface | Spotlight | Wellesley College
Donald Trump's Description of Black America Is Offending Those Living in It - The New York Times
Affirmative action did not get me my job - The Washington Post
5 facts about black Americans | Pew Research Center
America's segregated shores: beaches' long history as a racial battleground | Race | The Guardian
No, black people are not the same
Warning: Why using the term 'coloured' is offensive - BBC News
The only way to truly solve the race problem in America is to narrow the wealth gap, black economists say - MarketWatch
End hair discrimination against Black people across the country! | ColorOfChange.org
Black Americans and the Bible: Key findings | Pew Research Center
Being Black In America: 'We Have A Place In This World Too' : NPR
The Fair-Skinned Black Actress Who Refused to 'Pass' in 1930s Hollywood - HISTORY
