No, Hispanic and Latinx aren’t a race. Here’s a breakdown.

Here’s what Chinese takeout menus can teach us about immigration

Not fit to print: When good design goes bad

A lesson from the New York Times on how to mislead with…

There’s a refugee crisis in Europe. Here’s how you can help

By Hadley Robinson

These Thanksgiving recipes will make you look like an internationally-inspired chef

How U.S. wars became endless

War used to be something that the U.S. had to officially declare.

What’s racist about dots and feathers?

“Dot or feather?” is a racist idiom sometimes heard in conversation in the U.S., when asking or joking about whether someone is of South Asian or Native American descent. The “dot” refers to the bindi worn by the Hindu majority religion of India, and “feather”…