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For the second time in less than a year, San Diego State University has reassigned a teacher for using racially charged language in the classroom. The new incident involves J. Angelo Corlett, a ...

FIRST ON FOX: California gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder said "racial epithets" were yelled at him while he was being egged by a person in a gorilla mask and called out the deafening silence from ...

HANOVER TWP. — A landlord from Hanover Township is facing charges he allegedly yelled racial epithets at a tenant. Frank Castrignano, 64, of River Road, Hanover Green, banged on a door of an apartment ...

FREMONT — Three former Tesla factory workers charge in a new suit the company’s factory is a hostile environment for black employees, adding to earlier accusations of racial harassment. Related ...

The article is co-written by Prof. Randall Kennedy (Harvard), a leading scholar of race and the law, and me. It's at 49 Capital University Law Review 1, and you can read it here. A short excerpt that ...

Lil Pump is under fire for using racial epithets in a song preview he posted to his Twitter account last night (Dec. 16). In the 41-second clip, Pump is previewing a new track titled "Butterfly Doors, ...

This quotation from poet Robert Burns is clear even if written in a Scottish-English vernacular. He speaks to a universal human inadequacy — seeing ourselves from the other person’s point of view.

San Diego State University is being both excoriated and supported for its decision last week to reassign a teacher who made racial slurs during lectures to illustrate a point about language. The ...

Some epithets are really quite brilliant: wanker, for example, with its intimations of onanistic futility, is one of the best. (But then, the Brits, who invented the term, are so much more elegant ...