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'Roseanne' Tries to Make it OK for America to Hate Again
No amount of sugar changes reality. Smells like racism, tastes like racism, it is racism.
Hate Groups on the Rise in U.S., with a Tripling of Anti-Muslim Groups
"2016 was an unprecedented year for hate … with a resurgence of white nationalism that imperils the racial progress we've made … and a president whose policies reflect the values of white nationalists."
Trump Continues Campaign Theatrics at Ohio Rally
The president-elect made the unusual decision to hold a rally post-election and used the time to once again promote division rather than unity.
'This election WAS rigged,' Activists Say
Voting rights activists have raised concerns that voter suppression as a result of Trump's "voter fraud" allegations could impact future elections.
Thousands Demand Trump Dump Bannon
15,000 lawyers, nearly 700 Harvard Business School grads, 169 House Democrats and more than a half-dozen college presidents are calling for incoming senior White House advisor Steve Bannon to be removed.
Video Shows High School Students Holding Trump Sign, 'White Power' Heard in Audio
"They tell us they are gonna beat us up for being Black and they're gonna stab us," a ninth grader at York County School of Technology told DiversityInc.
Hate Speech, Nazi-Inspired Vandalism Rears Ugly Head in Trump Aftermath
From anti-immigrant postings on social media to swastikas scrawled on storefronts and a Black doll found with a noose around its neck, some Trump supporters are acting on his rhetoric.
CNN's Van Jones: 'White-lash' Against a Changing U.S. Led to Trump's Win
Jones' commentary sums up the fear and pain of many Americans as a result of Tuesday's election — a "nightmare."
Trump Won More Latino Votes than Romney in 2012
Unexpectedly, Latino voters in Florida, a critical state to win the election, favored Trump in a greater margin than in other states.
In Their Own Words
Prominent Democrats share their opinions of why diversity and inclusion is so important in this year's election.
Justice Department Sends out Fewer Election Monitors Than 2012
This year, the government has fewer monitors to be sent to even more polling locations than the last general election — potentially spreading monitors thin.
107-Year-Old Black Woman, Daughter of Slaves, Ready to Vote
South Carolina resident Donella Wilson has voted in every national and local election since 1948.
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