Princeton University removes Woodrow Wilson's name - YouTube
Elwin Wilson, Who Apologized for Racist Acts, Dies at 76 - The New York Times
POV: Balance Needed in Removing Names of Leaders Deemed Racist | BU Today | Boston University
Woodrow Wilson Was More Racist Than Wilsonianism – Foreign Policy
Woodrow Wilson Was Even More Racist Than You Thought | The New Republic
In Sticking With Woodrow Wilson, Princeton Seeks to Contextualize His Legacy
A Statement from the Black Justice League in Response to the Removal of the Wilson Name | by Black Justice League | Medium
Rep. Wilson alleges White House chief of staff used 'racist term' in criticism - ABC News
Textbook Myths About President Woodrow Wilson - Zinn Education Project
Princeton students demand removal of Woodrow Wilson's name from buildings | Princeton University | The Guardian
How Woodrow Wilson's racist policies eroded the Black civil service | Haas News | Berkeley Haas
5 surprising facts about Woodrow Wilson and racism - CSMonitor.com
William Keylor in City Journal: Wilson's Racism | The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies
Wilson School District censures board member over comments deemed racist, transphobic | WITF
Colleges must answer for more than racists' names on buildings - Los Angeles Times
Wilson and Race — Woodrow Wilson
Born Out of Debate Over Wilson's Legacy, Marker Is Dedicated Amid Protest Dedicated Amid Protest | Princeton Alumni Weekly
Princeton Will Remove Woodrow Wilson's Name From School | Department of African American Studies
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Woodrow Wilson was extremely racist — even by the standards of his time - Vox
Woodrow Wilson's racist legacy and decolonising modern sanctions | Racism | Al Jazeera
President Woodrow Wilson's legacy — progressive politics and racism - WHYY
What Woodrow Wilson Did to Robert Smalls | The New Republic
Woodrow Wilson's racism: How the president became an anti-colonial icon in spite of himself.
