racial equity

President Joe Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan, the so-called “American Jobs Plan,” spends a great deal of space promising to address “racial equity.”

A dinner theater company in Minnesota has cancelled its upcoming production of the classic Rodgers & Hammerstein musical Cinderella over concerns that the cast was too white.

The Mayor of Oakland, California, is rolling out a program that awards low-income black families, foreign nationals, and the homeless $500 a month — and apparently excluding white households living in equivalent poverty.

First Netflix said it is developing kids programming around racial justice. Now the people behind Sesame Street are following suit, with race-based content aimed at children of all ages, including infants.

Hollywood is doubling down on making more shows about “equity” and social justice, with a major TV studio announcing plans to partner with a Yale professor who has pushed for racial “equity” in policing and who justified last year’s Black Lives Matter protests and riots by arguing they were caused by generations of “white supremacy.”

Social-Emotional Learning has now become the primary vehicle for Critical Race Theory and anti-white racism in schools.

New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza announced his resignation following delays in reopening schools and racism-focused policies.

Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development nominee Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-OH) appeared to advocate for socialist practices on Thursday as Sen. Tom Cotton (R- AR) quizzed her on the difference between equality and equity, telling the senator, “Sometimes, it’s not level if you just say, ‘Let’s just treat everyone the same.'”

An analysis of West Wing offices shows that President Joe Biden’s innermost circle of aides with prized real estate in the White House is, thus far, mostly white.

President Joe Biden told Americans on Tuesday that they had “never fully lived up to the founding principles of this nation.”

Biden asks for money for state and local governments rather than direct stimulus payments or programs to fight the pandemic.

Tim Cook announced Apple will be combatting ‘systemic racism’ with two education projects launched to promote racial justice and equity.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is using the pandemic “crisis” to alter admissions to selective schools to allow more black and Hispanic students entry.

Gov. Ned Lamont touted Wednesday Connecticut is the first state in the nation to require high schools to offer black and Latino studies courses.

School districts in Garland County, Arkansas, are required to comply with a 1989 law that determines parent choice of district based on race.

The president of the Connecticut chapter of the NAACP and a member of the state legislature’s Black and Puerto Rican Caucus say Gov. Ned Lamont (D) needs to meet with them as soon as possible to discuss an “insensitive” phrase he used during a recent coronavirus briefing.

The Washington Post editorial board pronounced Friday that Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has miraculously come “back from the political dead.”

The St. Paul school district has agreed to pay $525,000 to a former teacher who openly criticized the district for failing black students with its lax discipline policies that did not hold them accountable for disruptive behavior.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed into law Monday a bill that now bans suspensions for willfully defiant students in grades kindergarten through eight.

A panel appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio has proposed eliminating all gifted academic programs in New York City because they contain mostly white and Asian students.

The Minneapolis Division of Race and Equity has postponed a program for employees that would have segregated black and white staffers in separate rooms.