Caitlin Clark, a shining star of college basketball, looked uncensored at her rise and the tangled dynamic of race and privilege in the powerful new feature as TIME’s Athlete of the Year. In the ...

Megyn Kelly is upset with Caitlin Clark over comments about her white privilege in the WNBA. Clark, a guard for Indiana Fever, was named Time’s Athlete of the Year on Tuesday. In the accompanying ...

Dave Portnoy might not agree with Caitlin Clark’s white privilege comment, but he understands why she made it. Earlier this week, Clark was named Time Magazine’s “Athlete of the Year” in honor of her ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Caitlin Clark on Dec. 11, 2024 in New York City. This week, Clark was named Time magazine’s athlete of the year, and in her ...

The presence of white privilege is a topic that seems to be on everyone’s minds lately—and Macklemore is no exception. Featured Video The events surrounding the Michael Brown and Eric Garner grand ...

White privilege is a concept many struggle to see, but its effects are deeply embedded in daily life. From systemic advantages to unconscious biases, whiteness often remains invisible in a way that ...

No white person ever wants to think of themselves as racist. And that is precisely part of the problem, no white person ever thinks of themselves as racist. Each white person is the innocent exception ...

White privilege is so misunderstood. It’s right up there with cultural appropriation and “Black Lives Matter” among things people keep getting wrong. Contrary to popular belief, White privilege ...

Journalist Tracie McMillan says she 'understood enough about the world to know that I'm getting something for being white' - even if she, too, struggled financially The Value Gap is a MarketWatch ...

Jamilah Lemieux writes a compelling piece at Ebony that condemns and challenges the broad reach of white privilege. It was written in response to a white blogger who questioned the veracity of hip-hop ...

The media, doing its usual bang-up job, is framing Donald Trump’s 1.5-point win as a landslide, and making it to be the result of Black and Latino voters abandoning Democrats. What they’re trying to ...