What’s In a Name? Remembering Cassius Marcellus Clay
The name Cassius Marcellus Clay has held a prominent place in America’s political and cultural history for nearly two centuries. […]
The name Cassius Marcellus Clay has held a prominent place in America’s political and cultural history for nearly two centuries. […]
RARE’s Open Discussion on March 28, 2022 featured University of Washington-Bothell Professor Emeritus, Cherry A. McGee Banks’s presentation on Lift […]
120 years before several founding members of RARE journeyed from the Central District to Roosevelt High School as part of […]
In November’s 8th Open Discussion, RARE is honored to host Dr. Quintard Taylor, Professor Emeritus at the University of Washington, […]
Kay Bullitt, 1925-2021 “People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don’t […]
July of 2016 an African American man, Philando Castile, was pulled over by the police in suburban St. Paul, Minnesota […]
The right to vote is a fundamental right that has expanded in America since its founding in 1776, when voting […]
There are few issues that elicit a stronger reaction or a political tempest than that of reparations for slavery and […]
There are several gaps that highlight the inequities between America’s Black and White citizens: Income inequality, incarceration rates, health care […]
In June of 2020, following the egregious killing of George Floyd and the racial reckoning that followed, my long-time friend […]
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