• Hillary Clinton, the first Latina in chief?

    Clinton's popularity with Latino voters reminds us that people of color do not walk in lock step. There's a lesson here for Obama.
  • Make your own candidate

    None of the presidential contenders felt like a good fit for my beliefs. So I invented a fantasy candidate -- and it screwed up my election day.
  • Biracial, but not like me

    In search of his identity, Barack Obama took the opposite path that I did. But we arrived at the same place -- and I'm voting for him.
  • Multiracial man

    The Obama campaign's deft use of the candidate's mixed heritage is making it harder to read his candidacy in terms of race.
  • Will whites vote for Barack Obama?

    Obama has attracted white votes in Democratic primaries, but how would he fare with white America if he were the party's nominee?
  • Clarence Thomas is not a sellout

    Blacks who challenge affirmative action and other "black orthodoxies" are not betraying their race. Or so argues author Randall Kennedy.
  • Sound and fury on the campaign trail

    The debate over the Clinton campaign's remarks on race has favored symbol over substance, and that's bad for black America.
  • Our new friend is a racist -- should we dump him?

    My husband and he have so much in common -- but his beliefs are pernicious and wrong!
  • Your cheating stars

    Is there a double standard in the way Barry Bonds has been persecuted for steroid use, while baseball ignored abuse by other major leaguers? You betcha.
  • Fantasies in black and white

    If even most African-Americans believe the black poor are primarily responsible for their own plight, does that make it true?
  • Is race dying?

    More than a third of black Americans no longer believe that blacks are a single race. This finding has alarmed some -- but it could help America out of its racial mess.
  • American empire, going, going ...

    Great empires were extraordinarily pluralistic, argues Amy Chua, until they frayed into xenophobia and decline. Can the U.S. steer another course?
  • The strangers next door

    A modern tale of gentrification pits black working-class folk against young white professionals pining for a fixer-upper.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    The Cleveland Indians minstrel show: Fans painted to resemble the outrageously racist mascot are shown without comment in the mainstream media. Enough.
  • I'm sexy and available! Chat me up!

    There's nothing wrong with me, but I can stand around all night and men do nothing.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    Sports fans are living scandal to scandal.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    With the announcement of a guilty plea on dogfighting charges, Michael Vick's once-thrilling football career ends in a cloud of stupid cruelty.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    If a study about racial bias in umps is to be believed, the news is that such bias is easy to fix. Are you listening, NBA? Plus: Phil Rizzuto.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    NBA ref scandal, Michael Vick, dope-crazy Tour de France. That'll teach this column to leave the keyboard for a month.
  • I've got a stupid racist ditty playing in my head

    When I was a kid I learned this obnoxious song, and now I can't get rid of it.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    Gary Sheffield is the latest to get shouted down for racial comments. Thing is, he seems to have had a point.
  • What do we make of R. Kelly?

    Has the R&B star's behavior clouded the way we understand his music?
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    The NBA torpedoes the great Spurs-Suns series with asinine suspensions of Stoudemire and Diaw.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    ESPN's shocking but not surprising poll: The Barry Bonds story is all about race.
  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    The NBA dismisses a study that finds racial bias in its officiating, but it would be shocking if that finding were wrong. Plus: Suns vs. Spurs.
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