What’s up with Critical Race Theory?
In November’s 8th Open Discussion, RARE is honored to host Dr. Quintard Taylor, Professor Emeritus at the University of Washington, […]
Long Before RARE and Connections, Kay Bullitt Strove to Bridge the Racial Divide
Kay Bullitt, 1925-2021 “People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don’t […]
An Historical Look at Gun Rights in America and Their Applications to its Black Citizens
July of 2016 an African American man, Philando Castile, was pulled over by the police in suburban St. Paul, Minnesota […]
A Guide to Proposed and Codified Voting Laws in the United States
The right to vote is a fundamental right that has expanded in America since its founding in 1776, when voting […]
A Look at the Case for Reparations and Atonement by the Brookings Institute
There are few issues that elicit a stronger reaction or a political tempest than that of reparations for slavery and […]
Brookings Institute Examines the Wealth Gap Between Black and White Households
There are several gaps that highlight the inequities between America’s Black and White citizens: Income inequality, incarceration rates, health care […]
Becoming Part of the Solution
In June of 2020, following the egregious killing of George Floyd and the racial reckoning that followed, my long-time friend […]