• CRT & Critical Mass

    Some years ago I had an opportunity to talk with the late Professor Derrick Bell on the subject of racism in the law. 

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  • Safeguarding Democracy

    The "Mandate for Leadership 2025," a conservative policy blueprint, presents a formidable challenge to the freedom and diversity of media in the United States.

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  • Critical Race Theory

    Professor Derrick Bell has been called the “godfather” of Critical Race Theory.  The title was bestowed posthumously by a white Republican who could not have missed that the “godfather’ was a fictional gangster. 

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  • Defending DEI

    In recent years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives have faced a significant backlash, often framed within the broader context of the “anti-woke” movement. 

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Unveiling the Underpinnings: Racism in the Drafting of the Mandate for Leadership 2025

The Heritage Foundation has a long history of promoting conservative values, often aligning with policies that disproportionately affect minority communities.

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Safeguarding Democracy: The Imperative Role of Minority-Owned Media in the Face of Project 2025

The “Mandate for Leadership 2025,” a conservative policy blueprint, presents a formidable challenge to the freedom and diversity of media in the United States.

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Defending DEI: The Fight Against Anti-DEI Backlash in America

DEI initiatives are designed to create more inclusive and just societies, particularly for underrepresented communities. These programs aim to level the playing field, ensuring that everyone

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End White Supremacy in Our Time: Critical Race Theory and Critical Mass

Professor Derrick Bell has been called the “godfather” of Critical Race Theory. The title was bestowed posthumously by a white Republican who could not have missed that the “godfather’ was a fictional gangster.

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MAJRR Editorial Group

The Editorial Group of the Minority American Journal of Race and Racism (MAJRR) is a team of experts dedicated to counteracting the backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). They guide the journal’s content and strategy, ensuring it promotes expert analysis on race and racism. Their mission is to amplify minority voices, challenge mainstream narratives, and advocate for social justice and equity through inclusive content.

As the United States grapples with widespread unrest after the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, our fraught national relationship with race is again in the spotlight.

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Editorial Group's Mission

At MAJRR, our mission is to combat the growing backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts and the erosion of discussions around race and systemic injustice. We strive to illuminate the pervasive impact of race and racism across all aspects of life, with special attention to politics, law, media, economics, and health. By promoting the perspectives, expertise, and opinions of minority thought leaders, we aim to provide a nuanced understanding of these critical issues.

We believe that in the face of mounting opposition to DEI initiatives, it is essential to foster informed dialogue and advocate for social justice and equity. Our Editorial Group works tirelessly to select and publish content that challenges mainstream narratives, amplifies underrepresented voices, and promotes policies that address systemic racism and inequality. We partner with scholars, activists, and policymakers to drive tangible change and offer fellowships to support emerging voices in the field. Our goal is to create a more just and equitable society where everyone’s stories are valued and heard. Join us in this mission and be part of the change we want to see in the world.

The truth of our democracy lies in knowing the hearts of those who run for office

Dr. George Johnson

End White Supremacy in Our Time: Critical Race Theory and Critical Mass

Dr. Johnnie Cordero, B.A. , J.D.

A Response to; Teaching the Next Generation to Discriminate? CRT In South Carolina-(FITS News)

Dr. Burnett W. Gallman