The ‘unseen’ students in the affirmative action debate
Some experts worry that the affirmative action decision will send a message to Black and Hispanic students that they are not wanted on college campuses,...
As Buffalo supermarket reopens, memories of massacre haunt workers VIEW
During Tops’ first weekend, workers often outnumbered customers and shared regular embraces. Not many shoppers lingered for the extended chats that were once common.
Subway victim sues gunmaker over attack that ‘changed my life forever’
Ilene Steur filed a federal lawsuit in Brooklyn, New York, arguing that the manufacturer of the firearm used in the attack should be held liable...
What the racist massacre in Buffalo stole from one family
In the United States, it has happened at least 214 times in this year alone: Shots ring out, and when the mayhem ends, at least...
Buffalo mourns ‘star in the midst of turmoil’ killed in racist attack
The service Friday was the first for 10 Black people who came to the Jefferson Avenue supermarket, Tops, on their own personal, quotidian missions, but...
In Buffalo and some other mass shootings, a shared racist belief
Through the 180 pages of hate-filled writings that Payton S. Gendron posted online, a common theme emerged: The notion that white Americans are at risk...
Buffalo gunman’s racist manifesto outlined plan to kill Black people
The 18-year-old who police say shot 13 people at a Buffalo store had posted a hate-filled manifesto that included an explanation of his motives, according...