Rodney King | Watching America

South Korea: Cracks in the Salad Bowl

Robin Koerner - March 31, 2021. Published in Korea JoongAng Daily

Nigeria: Racial Tensions – Part 2

Lalatendu Das - July 1, 2020. Published in The Guardian

Historically, there have been generational inequalities in the U.S.; the average white man’s family’s wealth through inheritance over multiple generations is $700,000 more than that of the Black man.

Taiwan: Can’t We All Just Get Along?

Jennifer Sampson - June 14, 2020. Published in UDN

Within the struggles around different issues and groups, there is no shortage of leaders who use hate and opposition to mobilize people.

Guatemala: Widespread Chaos in the United States

Robin Koerner - June 11, 2020. Published in Prensa Libre

U.K.: The Observer View on the Killing of George Floyd

Lalatendu Das - June 1, 2020. Published in The Guardian

Donald Trump’s spouting of white supremacist hatred will surely come back to bite him come election time.

U.K.: 50 Years after the Slaying of Martin Luther King Jr., the Spirit of Protest and Resistance in America Is Alive and Well

Lalatendu Das - April 4, 2018. Published in Independent

Germany: No Peace Without Equality

Robin Koerner - March 16, 2015. Published in Frankfurter Rundschau

America cannot surrender to racism. What's needed is a new perspective by police agencies: Penalties for police brutality and more involvement in the fight against social inequality.

Poland: Yes, Black People Are Beaten in America

Robin Koerner - January 10, 2015. Published in Newsweek Polska

Japan: Black Teenager Shot and Killed: Toward a Society Unconcerned with Skin Color

Robin Koerner - September 1, 2014. Published in Kanagawa Shimbun

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