Substack

Built in 1851, the Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery served as the Confederacy’s first capital – Jefferson Davis delivered his inaugural address as President there in February 1861.

On April 29, the U.S. Supreme Court issued Louisiana v. Callais, gutting the Voting Rights Act.

How White Allies Have Always Let Black Progress Slip Away

We start this week where we left off last, with these words from Ava DuVernay: “the tide turns in our favor the instant we decide to see and say for ourselves.

The Seven Step Process

Take note, my fellow white folks – those thugs in Minneapolis aren’t the Gestapo – they’re the Klan.

Comanche, Texas, October 1932

Below are three different reading paths from which to choose, from a brief introduction, to a quick sampler, to the full arc.

I was 51 years old when I learned that race is just a story that white people created to protect their wealth and power.

A Case Study in the Method

My Puritan ancestors said they had 'no choice.' Here's what the record actually shows.

Guilt without specificity goes nowhere. Here's a better way.