Racial Justice in America

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Nikko Remigio yelling after a big win on the field.

I’m a Berkeleyan: Student-athlete Nikko Remigio finds pride in being ‘a mixed kid’

May 27, 2021

a woman holds her fist in the air while a helicopter hovers behind her

One year after George Floyd: When will white Americans rise up for justice?

May 25, 2021

Julie Thao on campus wearing graduation sash.

I’m a Berkeleyan: Julie Thao is finding ways to heal trauma in her Hmong community

May 14, 2021

Berkeley Conversations

Centenary of the Tulsa Race Massacre

May 7, 2021

two young boys sitting on their dad's lap outside

Playwright Philip Kan Gotanda on growing up in California post-World War II

May 7, 2021

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How graphic novels can combat anti-Asian racism

May 6, 2021

Korean church

How Korean migrants have found belonging in the Americas

May 3, 2021

Chicago police in riot gear form a threatening line against protesters following the police killing of Adam Toledo

After a blitz of police killings, reformers focus on the power of their unions

April 28, 2021

Berkeley Conversations

Thinking About Race, Racism, and Policing After the Chauvin Verdict

April 27, 2021

Sproul Plaza is empty on a recent morning during the coronavirus pandemic.

Guilty: Berkeley campus community reflects on Derek Chauvin trial verdict

April 20, 2021

chauvin is held in hand cuffs by an officer while he talks with his attorney in a court room

‘Cinematic’ video, police condemnation sealed guilty verdict in Chauvin trial

April 20, 2021

a brightly colored mural of George Floyd near the Minneapolis location where he was killed in May 2020

UC Berkeley leaders: Chauvin verdict delivers ‘a measure of justice’

April 20, 2021

three photos: a ceramic shoe, a painting of a black panther building and people outside and a painting called

Berkeley MFA student Fred DeWitt: George Floyd never wanted to be in my art

April 20, 2021

Black men, some with their hands up, are forced by the National Guard to walk through the streets of Tulsa during the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.

Derek Chauvin’s defense is grounded in centuries of dehumanizing Black bodies

April 16, 2021

people march holding a casket with roses on top

Podcast: The uncertain outcome of the Chauvin trial

April 6, 2021

A black man raises his fist above a crowd outside of Penn Station in New York City during a protest over the death of George Floyd.

Race and responsibility: A conversation on Black-Jewish relations and the fight for equal justice

April 6, 2021

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