Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams hit the campaign trail for one last campaign push before Election Day.
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Megyn Kelly is out at NBC -- days after the embattled morning show host asked a question about wearing blackface for Halloween.
Khloe Kardashian defended her infant daughter, True Thompson, who is routinely attacked by racist colorists who can't get over the biracial baby's dark skin color.
After the predictable public uproar to a racist, offensive Coretta Scott King comedy skit, one-hit rapper Cardi B has apologized and promised to quit rapping and fade back into obscurity...
Okay, that last part isn't true, but who among us wishes it was true?
YouTube beauty blogger Laura Lee apologized after all of her sponsors abandoned ship when racist comments she made in 2012 resurfaced on Twitter.com.
A UPS employee who left a racist comment on a local news station's Facebook page was terminated after 25 years on the job.
Charlize Theron says the United States may be too racist to raise her black adopted children. The 42-year-old South African actress sat down with ELLE magazine to discuss her fears for her children.
Youtube star Kian Lawley was fired from the production of a film based on the Black Lives Matter movement in America, 20th Century Fox announced on Tuesday.
Lawley was fired after a video surfaced that showed him uttering offensive language.
Appalachian State University officials have apologized for derogatory statements made by a white male tennis player during a tennis match against a black opponent at a HBCU.
College officials issued the apology on Monday after John Wilson, the black player, complained on Twitter.com about offensive racist statements made by Spencer Brown, who's white.
San Francisco is in an uproar after the city's black female interim mayor was ousted in favor of a white male 1 percenter. Interim Mayor London Breed was replaced by venture capitalist Mark Farrell at a contentious board meeting on Tuesday.
Breed became interim mayor in December when Mayor Ed Lee died suddenly of a heart attack while shopping. Lee, 65, was the first sitting mayor to die in office since Chicago's first black mayor, Harold Washington, died in 1987.