Black and white lithograph drawing of a white man dragging away a Black woman as another white man holds her baby.

Maternal Grief in Black and White: Enslaved Mothers and Antislavery Literature on the Eve of War

Black and white photo of a white woman holding a baby.

Can every baby be a Gerber Baby? A century of American baby contests and eugenics

BMI, Race, and Bodies: How Race Science Reemerges in the Unlikeliest of Places

Bottled Racism: A Review of Skimmed: Breastfeeding, Race, and Injustice by Andrea Freeman

Blinded by the White: Race and the Exceptionalizing of Ted Bundy

Who Was the Original “Welfare Queen?”: Review of Josh Levin’s The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth

A large crowd of people sitting for a group portrait all holding American flags.

If You See Something, Say Something: Imperial Origins of White Women’s Modern Racial Profiling

Eight comic book covers and pages depicting anti-communism and romance from the mid-20th century.

“Hateful, Un-American Ideas!” Gender, Race, and Politics in Cold War Romance Comic Books

A large crowd of protesters in front of the US Capitol building in Washington DC. A prominent sign in the foreground reads: I still believe Anita, I believe Christine, Believe Women.

The Privilege of Despair

Illustration shows Uncle Sam as the "Pied Piper" playing a pipe labeled "Lax Immigration Laws" and leading a horde of rats labeled "Jail Bird, Murderer, Thief, Criminal, Crook, Kidnapper, Incendiary, Assassin, Convict, Bandit, Fire Brand, White Slaver, [and] Degenerate", and some carry signs that read "Black Hand" showing a black handprint. In the background, rulers from "France, Russia, Germany, Italy, Hungary/Austria, Turkey, [and] Greece", along with citizens of these countries, are cheering the fleeing rats.

From Mooktie to Juan: The Eugenic Origins of the “Defective Immigrant”