Historic redlining and the siting of oil and gas wells in the United States
The presence of active and inactive oil and gas wells in neighborhoods contributes significantly to ongoing...
Violence and economic activity: Evidence from African American patents, 1870–1940
Historical research can provide profound insights into the socio-economic challenges faced by marginalized communities. The study...
The cost of racial animus on a black candidate: Evidence using Google search data
Does racial animus significantly impact a black candidate's vote share in modern America? Current research is...
Black, Hispanic people more likely to die from drowning
For many cultures, barriers such as lack of access, stereotypes, and cost have historically prevented widespread...
Mass shootings by shooter’s race from 1982-2023
Mass shootings have been a tragic and persistent issue in the United States for decades. Understanding...
Racial discrimination in contemporary America
Racial bias limits access to high-mobility neighborhoods, affecting long-term outcomes for minority children. Due to redlining...
CNN slammed for reportedly excluding Black media from Presidential Debate
CNN is facing significant backlash for excluding Black-owned media outlets from its June 27 presidential debate...
40 acres and a lie
40 Acres and a Lie unveils the history of a lesser-known government initiative that granted land...
The tragic tale of Isaac Woodard: Sparking the Civil Rights Movement
In 1946, Isaac Woodard, a Black army sergeant returning home to South Carolina after bravely serving...
WWI’s Harlem Hellfighters honored with Congressional Gold Medal
The 369th Infantry Regiment has been formally awarded the prestigious Congressional Gold Medal—one of the highest...
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