It was beyond the pale for the school district to suggest the Missouri AG's concern about the Kaylee Gain beating came from racial bias.

This movie barely lived up to its modest box office predictions, proving, yet again, that audience don't want to see radically woke movies.

David Jaffe, a prominent video game director, said the speech was "simply vulgar at this stage in humanity."

A film about a group that makes the world safer by keeping white people happy is set to bomb at the box office, according to projections.

Isn't it quite weird how the people who complain about racism the most find racism in places where none exists?

In a recently-resurfaced, now viral clip, one developer openly admits to violating federal law by discriminating against white people.

For a while, whites involved in crime have been mentioned more than blacks, but after George Floyd, identifying white criminals skyrocketed.

One now-former senior Deadspin writer was reportedly locked out of her company computer and software early on Monday.

The race-baiting MSNBC hosts condescendingly dismissed a legitimate concern many Americans have about the border crisis.

Filmmaker Michael Moore seems to think modern Israelis should be more worried about persecution in the past than the real enemy today.