“Mulatto” used to be a racial category on the census, along with “octoroon,” meaning one-eighth African blood, and “quadroon, ...

The division runs deep. So deep, in fact, that many fail to realize that we, white and Black folks, have so much in common politically. Especially when it comes to working class white people.

McWhorter: In 1988, when the Rev. Jesse Jackson had a massive influence on the Black community, he basically declared that we ...

Here's why. A Supreme Court ruling making it easier for "majority" groups such as white people and men to sue for on-the-job bias is expected to unleash a new wave of reverse discrimination claims.

"They will have you think that white people made everything," executive producer Sterling K. Brown tells TheWrap.

We need to understand that America's current racial political divisions did not happen naturally. People in power did not want Black and white people to work together.