In 1988, Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder inadvertently reopened an old societal wound by claiming that blacks were better athletes because they were bred during slavery.

Apr 9, 2009 – Ron Goodwin

The process of suburbanization resulted in the abandonment of many inner cities across the country which led to racial segregation and heighten class divisiveness.

Apr 9, 2009 – Ron Goodwin

On March 5th, 1945 Georgia's "Old Sparky" electric chair claimed Lena Baker, the only woman ever put to death by the Peach State.

Feb 19, 2009 – Jennifer Escalona

American racism and bigotry developed from its own distinct origins that have generally been debunked as baseless and unfounded propaganda.

Jan 19, 2009 – Ron Goodwin

Members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans raised a giant Confederate Flag by the intersection of two major Florida highways and have promised to do so again.

Jul 3, 2008 – Joe Harless

Bigotry, or prejudice, is no longer socially acceptable, even if it still exists in some corners of the U.S. But somehow, racial inequality still exists. Why?

Jun 27, 2008 – Travis Prinzi

The article explains how defining race, a term with no scientific meaning, led to racism. The development of racism has negatively impacted American society.

Jun 11, 2008 – William Cook

In 1963, Dr. King made his legendary "I Have a Dream" speech and set forth standards to change American's mind-set. In 2008 we ask, did he succeed?

Jan 14, 2008 – Frank W. Hardy