Racial tensions rise at Md. football games By Paul Katula • Oct 13, 2019 If you somehow thought the election of Barack Obama would bring a decline in racism, you were wrong. So wrong.
A Jewish student in Chicago considers Charlottesville By Paul Katula • Sep 28, 2017 When Jewish students (and black students) consider the white supremacy movement that seemed to surge in Charlottesville, they're angry.
In Portland, the day after & the day before By Paul Katula • Aug 20, 2017 Anti-white supremacy marchers dotted the nation yesterday, including here in Portland, Ore. Trump tweeted something about healing.
Religious, political diversity is united at U.Va. By Paul Katula • Aug 18, 2017 As a prominent U.Va. dept. repudiates the violence of white supremacy, other writers compare Trump to the Indian prime minister.
Some social studies looks like fiction under Trump By Paul Katula • Aug 17, 2017 What should teachers do about questions they are sure to receive about the violence in Charlottesville last weekend?
U.Va. and Charlottesville, Va., in state of emergency By Paul Katula • Aug 12, 2017 A man was killed and dozens injured in white supremacy protests today near the U. of Va. State of emergency.
Swastikas, antisemitic graffiti in Ohio, IL, Md. By Paul Katula • Jan 26, 2017 Police are investigating possible hate crimes in the most recent week across America, mostly involving President Trump's name and swastikas.
Md. H.S. students pass around racist petition By Paul Katula • Jan 9, 2017 A petition distributed by students at a Md. H.S. promoted white supremacy and featured racially charged language about African-Americans.
U.S. deals with fires and fears of racism By Paul Katula • Nov 13, 2016 When Donald Trump was running for president, he spoke of hatred on the campaign trail, a hatred non-whites know as well, but the take is different this time.
Cornel West sees a 'Black prophetic fire' By Paul Katula • Aug 23, 2015 We must address inequity in educational and housing opportunities for predominantly black and low-income communities.