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New York Joins Lawsuit Against Trump For Defying Anti-Discrimination Housing Rules

The lawsuit comes after the federal U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) postponed implementing a requirement that local governments conduct an Assessment of Fair Housing.
By Madina Toure
You may remember Dolezal as the white woman who spent her life representing herself as African-American (some would say pretending to be black).

All Rachel Dolezal Did Was Show That Race and Identity Are Complicated

You may remember Dolezal as the white woman who spent her life representing herself as African-American (some would say pretending to be black).
By Eric M. Ruiz
The journey to find truth is going to be different for each one of us.

How the Online ‘Diversity Police’ Defeat Themselves, and Leave Us All Much Worse Off

The “Caught you!” mentality is not only counter-productive—it’s often needlessly combative.
By Ryan Holiday

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