Bosnia became independent 30 years ago, but divisions in the region remain
Bosnia and Herzegovina was created in 1992 from the remains of the former Yugoslavia. While the war ended 30 years ago, ominous sectarian tensions remain.
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Comedian Alex Edelman explores antisemitism, his Jewish roots
In his new show, “Just for Us”, comedian Alex Edelman explores his Jewish roots
Maryland is the first state to formally reckon with its history of lynching and racial violence
Maryland is the first U.S. state using the resolution model to reckon with its history of racial violence.
Four Experts on the Roots of Antisemitism and Its Connection to White Supremacy
Four experts on extremist groups, conspiracy theories and the current and historic roots of antisemitism that underlie their convictions.
‘Anti-LGBT ideology zones’ are being enacted in Polish towns
Poland's right-wing populist leader Andrzej Duda came to power last year on a platform decrying a ‘LGBT-ideology.’
New POV doc explores the history of Confederate statues — and why they divide us
Comedian and journalist C.J. Hunt joins to discuss his new POV documentary, “The Neutral Ground,” which explores the burning issues of Confederate statues.
Maryland take inaugural steps towards reckoning its violent, racist past
Maryland is now the first state in the nation to come to terms with its history of racial terror by starting a truth and reconciliation process.
‘Hate is learned’: Tracing the history of anti-Asian violence in America
For many Asian Americans, the recent violence across the country highlights a long history of feeling invisible.
Parents fear anti-Asian racism as schools mull reopening
Since the coronavirus pandemic hit, there have been reports of anti-Asian discrimination and racism, including in schools.