RACISM

During Black History Month, VICE delved into the question of “Afro-Quebecois” identity and racism in a province where linguistic and minority rights have long been polarizing issues.

During Black History Month, VICE delved into the question of “Afro-Quebecois” identity and racism in a province where linguistic and minority rights have long been polarizing issues.

According to a leaked FBI assessment, “Black Identity Extremists” are a new group of domestic terrorists who pose a serious and violent threat to American law enforcement.

Tom meets with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Penn Jillette.

VICE met with two black bull riders in Texas—an accomplished pro, and a young, up-and-coming rider—to find out what it’s like to be a person of color competing in a mostly white sport.

Racist Manhattan lawyer Aaron Schlossberg doesn't bring that same energy when confronted after a video of him threatening to call ICE on restaurant employees, goes viral.

Since the Brexit vote in 2016, there has been a dramatic rise in hate crime incidents and far-right terrorism. Vice travelled to Left Hook in Brighton, an anti-fascist self defense club, to see the training firsthand and hear from those taking part.

Black coffee for black justice demanded and served at Starbucks.

After wrongful arrests at a Philadelphia Starbucks, punny protesters put the pressure on CEO Kevin Johnson.

This racist came for the 2 for $20 special and ended up with a one-two punch.

Jamali talks to some Sovereign Citizens about Obama, AR-15s, Marriage Licenses, and what's "really" going on with the federal government.

The Ferris State’s Jim Crow Museum is home to one of the nation’s largest collections of racist memorabilia

Jamali finds and follows those who refuse to recognize the US government.

Drink these delicious racist tears.

Jamali talks with an environmentalist about how drilling for fuel usually means pushing contamination into the places where lower-class people live.

Jamali investigates feminism and attends a rally.

Tim Foley, founder of Arizona Border Recon, claims that some humanitarians on the border are suffering from white guilt and aiding drug cartels. He also discusses what motivates him to invest time and energy in patrolling the border.

We asked some of our colleagues here at VICE, "Who can say the N Word?"

Jamali spends time with two vigilante groups protecting the Mexican border.

Jamali speaks with Al Sharpton who questions Trump's commitment to black constituents and civil rights issues. Also a discussion on the Wu-Tang Clan.

He need some milk! Hyatt executive Tyronne Stoudemire and Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth in the most awkward and lactose-intolerant way possible.

Jamali heads to South Carolina to work out how pastor Mark Burns went from small town preacher to a member of President Trump's Evangelical Advisory Board.

During the NHL's "Hockey is for Everyone" campaign, Chicago Blackhawks fans came up with a new way to slur black forward Devante Smith-Pelly, and were banned from future games.

Andrew Duncomb "The Black Rebel" tries to explain that a lot of Confederates "treated the slaves as equal" and General Robert E. Lee "believed slavery was wrong."