RACISM

Apparently we've now reached the "racist 4Chan scam" phase of the controversy surrounding Colin Kaepernick's new ad.

Saturday's US Open upset is a reminder that the sport is still not welcoming to women of color.

And 31 percent of them figure Trump "definitely" or "probably" has said the word while in office.

At Hotel Monopol, Chinese guests have been singled out for their alleged tendency to load up their plates at the buffet and then ditch the piles of uneaten food.

The fallout continues to fall.

A decade ago, many of the alt-right opinions voiced across mainstream media would have been unthinkable. So how did we get here?

You've seen the Chappelle skit and maybe even the new Spike Lee movie, but these IRL cases are even crazier.

The Anti-Defamation League documented and mapped 4,500 hate-related incidents.

The former Klan leader called up Ron Stallworth, the cop who the film is based on, because he was "concerned about how he is going to be portrayed."

The film references 70s blaxploitation to tell the true story of a black cop who infiltrated the KKK.

“We stand with the victims of all these crimes.”

In an apparent attempt to target kids.