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Protests in Marseille escalate as police clash with crowds over systemic issues in France.
Richard Spencer discusses white supremacy and its perceived benefits this summer in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Thirty-five people were rescued from a sinking boat in the Mediterranean Sea by activists responding to a mayday call amid a humanitarian crisis.
The wealth of the richest 1,000 people in the UK can double in five years, while working people's pay faces the longest decline since Queen Victoria's reign.
Protests worldwide erupt in response to George Floyd's killing and support for Black Lives Matter.
Protesters gather in Washington DC to demand justice for George Floyd and call for reform.
Haitian migrants face violent attacks in Mexico and systemic racism at the U.S. border, highlighting the ongoing impact of colonialism in Latin America.
Juliya Kondur, a Romani anti-discrimination activist and mother of six, confronts ongoing racism and violence against Roma people while advocating for change.
Lynching in America, which resulted in over 4,000 African-American deaths between 1877 and 1950, continues to influence contemporary voter registration and political dynamics.
In 2019, Germany reported 3,580 cases of discrimination, with 1,176 classified as racial, reflecting a significant increase in incidents over previous years.
Forty-nine lives were lost in the Christchurch mosque attacks, prompting deep shock and shame in Australia, particularly as the main suspect is an Australian citizen.
Vanity Milan and his husband Siim navigate homophobia and racism as Estonia's first gay couple to legally marry while engaging with the London drag scene.
Steven Thrasher reflects on his queer identity and critiques systemic racism in the U.S., highlighting disparities in incarceration and social justice priorities.
Rachel Shabi warns that fascism could emerge in Britain, disguised and normalized by politics.
Hate speech surged on Twitter following Elon Musk's takeover, prompting major advertisers like Audi and GM to pause their spending on the platform.
Protesters in New York demand change, emphasizing unity against systemic racism and injustice.
Americans share their views on whether the country is getting better after three years of change.
Chanté Joseph questions the possibility that UK schools are racist and omit Black history facts.
In 2008, Israel experiences a rise in neo-Nazi groups, including Patrol 36, formed by Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet Union, challenging societal norms.
Joel Kim Booster humorously recounts his very strange upbringing in the Midwest as a Korean adoptee.
John Barnes discusses Liam Neeson's controversial views on revenge and race with candor.
Kumail Nanjiani reflects on his experiences as a Muslim comedian in America post-9/11, discussing cultural identity and challenges in his career.
Rupa Huq is suspended from the Labour Party for racist comments about Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
Malcolm Gladwell discusses Princeton's protests against the Woodrow Wilson School's name.
During a Manchester derby, a City fan allegedly makes a racist gesture towards Manchester United's Fred, leading to a police arrest and renewed discussions on racism in football.
David reflects on the pain of loss when friends die, expressing how it deeply affects his sense of brotherhood and emotional connections.
Harrison, Arkansas faces racial tensions linked to the Ku Klux Klan's presence.
Mike Peter Ben's death in 2018 sparks a discussion on racism in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Play is stopped early due to racist chants towards Balotelli during a match between Milan and Roma.
Far-right groups in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries push for a Nordic revolution.
New Zealand mourns 49 victims of the Christchurch mosque attack, its worst peacetime mass killing.
Poet and activist Hannah Drake examines the history of racism in Louisville, Kentucky, and advocates for Black Americans following Breonna Taylor's death.
Oliver Stone's unit uncovered a hidden bunker where villagers were taking refuge, reflecting the chaos and moral confusion of the Vietnam War.
123 questionnaires are tied up by students as they address issues of racism, sexism, and homophobia in their high school.
Over 15,000 people marched in London to counter a protest by Tommy Robinson's supporters, denouncing xenophobia and anti-Muslim sentiment.
In 2011, evidence emerged that the British state destroyed archives detailing the violent legacy of its colonial past, a topic discussed by Akala and Owen Jones.
A shooter killed 22 people in El Paso, Texas, motivated by racist beliefs about Latinx individuals "invading" the United States.
Unemployment in the 93rd department of Paris reaches as high as 40%, fueling anger and resentment among residents in the impoverished suburbs.
Police dogs in South Africa are shown attacking innocent black men, leading to widespread public outrage and media attention following a revealing SABC report.
A mother reflects on the police killing of her son, Terence, and the systemic racism in America's gun laws, drawing parallels to the shooting of Tamir Rice.
President Donald Trump threatens military action amid protests for George Floyd in Brooklyn.
Dean Stott shares insights on the Harry and Megan interview and its serious claims.
Protests erupt in Minneapolis and Los Angeles over George Floyd's death in police custody.
Twelve-year-old Besong often feels overlooked by her teachers despite excelling academically in a school with over 2,000 students in Stuttgart.
Thirty men from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Syria seek safety in a Dresden refugee hostel while facing daily threats from neo-Nazi groups.
Benin, a small country of 4.5 million people, is the birthplace of Voodoo and the ancestral home of Prince Lebanon, who may one day become king.
One fatality and multiple injuries occurred when a vehicle plowed into a crowd during the violent clashes at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
Shirley Chisholm's career is examined, highlighting her role as the first Black woman to run for the presidency in the United States.
