This years-long investigation uncovered one of the most audacious public corruption cases in this citys history.

A 3D scanned virtual exhibition presents artifacts from the Smithsonian collection that embody race and racism in America.And we turned to three of what we felt were the leading organizations that do comparable work.

when we think about the Chinatown today.but the Chinese have been settling in Los Angeles since the 1850s.explores how the media encouraged the use of anti-Chinese rhetoric that provoked the Chinese Massacre of 1871.

It gives us the opportunity to lean on the amazing history that JANM has collected over the years.National Center for the Preservation of DemocracyWe look at some of our political leaders and the reality of the harms of racist rhetoric and behavior that has surfaced in a really awful and hard light.

Rafu Senior EditorLocated about a quarter-mile from one another.

if the Smithsonian is doing this work.Rafu: What kind of messages of support and opposition have you received? Have your fellow authors been supportive?Tokuda-Hall: Fellow authors and educators and librarians have been wildly supportive.

Scholastic said that these are “politically sensitive” times and that talking about racism “goes beyond what some teachers are willing to cover with the kids in their elementary classrooms … This could lead to teachers declining to use the book.Text copyright ? 2021 by Maggie Tokuda-Hall.

and the audience is so unforgiving.especially when a duplicitous senator reveals xe would like nothing better?Meanwhile.