race | Watching America

Rejeanne Lacroix - September 25, 2024. Published in Toronto Star

It’s not as if Harris was hatched on Mars and delivered via alien stork to Oakland.

Robin Koerner - July 11, 2023. Published in La Presse

[C]an we commit one wrong to right another?

Jennifer Sampson - July 9, 2023. Published in UDN

[I]s limiting the scope of affirmative action a good move or a disaster?

Rejeanne Lacroix - February 2, 2023. Published in CBC

Lalatendu Das - September 6, 2022. Published in Deccan Chronicle

Serena helped change the very perception of women, particularly Black women, in sport.

Lalatendu Das - September 3, 2022. Published in The Guardian

Born in the same year as the tennis champion, I watched her face countless obstacles – and become the greatest of all time.

Rejeanne Lacroix - January 28, 2022. Published in Globe and Mail

Robin Koerner - June 18, 2021. Published in Aftenposten

Lalatendu Das - February 17, 2021. Published in The Indian Express

Overall, the U.S. relationship with India has the potential to strengthen, especially if alignment is found in trade and technology standards.

Lalatendu Das - February 7, 2021. Published in Independent

I would argue that the logistics of dealing with the coronavirus are far more complicated than ensuring talented coaches get the chance they deserve.

Rejeanne Lacroix - August 10, 2020. Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Reg Moss - June 23, 2020. Published in L'actualite

The bizarre side of the concept of race is nowhere more evident than on the national census form.

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