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Infamous 'race faker' and former NAACP chapter president Rachel Dolezal has lost her job at an elementary school in Arizona

An alarming report by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) found that people leaving the armed forces who lack proper support are vulnerable to far-right extremists

The group of strangers all agreed that assumptions have been made about them based on their names - with half saying they have had their name mispronounced

The violent murder of carpenter Kelso Cochrane, who was stabbed by a gang of white youths in London's Notting Hill in 1959, remains unsolved more than six decades later

Basil Peterkin and Saliah Mehmet were jailed in 1977 for robbing the British Rail depot and protested their innocence to their graves, as the Court of Appeal today overturned their convictions

Colin McFarlane, who starred in the Dark Knight trilogy and TV show Outlander, is heading a campaign alongside Annie Lennox to put pressure on Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer

Christopher Kapessa, 13, died in July 2019 when another boy, then aged 14, allegedly pushed him into the River Cynon near Fernhill, Wales, and he drowned, an inquest heard

Neo-nazi podcasters who used their platform to advocate for the execution of Prince Harry and Archie have been jailed for 15 years, ending their racist podcast after 21 episodes

WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS LANGUAGE SOME READERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE. Pub The White Hart Inn, which hit headline this year for its racist dolls, is up for sale

Lawyers argued Manuel Ellis, 33, died from a lethal amount of methamphetamine that was in his system as well as a preexisting heart condition, not from the officers’ actions

A Florida day care is under scrutiny after a 2-year-old black girl was simulated being handcuffed and fingerprinted by a white peer as part of a Rosa Parks reenactment

Structural racism is behind an increased use of Tasers against Black communities in the UK, a new report has found, as the weapon risks 'dehumanising' and even being 'potentially lethal' for those it's used on

Alderman Egbert Carless became the first Black councillor in Birmingham in 1979 and served nearly 20 years as a Labour politician, representing two city wards despite enduring racism

Lorne Sam spent time with the Green Bay Packers and Denver Broncos in the NFL, before moving to the Carington Arms in Leicestershire - now he claims racism is forcing him to close its doors

Mount Laurel resident Edward Cagney Mathews receives an eight-year prison sentence for a racist tirade captured in a viral video, where he confronted Black neighbors with slurs

A photo of the sickening letter was shared on social media after the headteacher of the Apex Primary School in Ilford, east London, told parents they could keep their kids at home due to the bomb threat

Royal commentator Daniela Elser described the naming of King Charles and the Princess of Wales as 'a massive translation error or the most outrageous marketing campaign in history'

Omid Scobie told BBC's Newsnight on Thursday night it was not for him to apologise about the naming of the "royal racists" because he still wanted to know what had happened

The attack reportedly happened at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, where former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is being held for the murder of George Floyd

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin sought to overturn his conviction for second-degree murder in the tragic killing of George Floyd. The Supreme Court rejected his appeal

The Black man who was killed after a cop car ran him down as he attempted to cross Interstate 55 in Jackson, Mississippi, and who was buried without his family's knowledge, had an ID on him the whole time

James Costello was the “high priest” of an online white supremacist church which called for a “racial holy war” - until he was tracked down in August 2021. He now faces years behind bars

Net World Sports has three large flagpoles outside its new base where it employs 200 workers - one of which is flying an anti-liberal message

Angelica Vial, 18, worked at the Mazaj Arabic Charcoal Grill in Dundee, Scotland, owned by Sadeq Alsafar who tried to pressure her to remove her wig before the 50-year-old tried to physically do so himself

The Little Mermaid, and Guardians of the Galaxy 3, were also applauded, for casting a black actress, and featuring an LGBTQ+ superhero, respectively