Dungeons and Dragons is tackling its history with racism, but this D&D master says more needs to be done

A long-time Dungeons and Dragons player says the tabletop role-playing game's latest sourcebook is a positive step toward acknowledging its history of racism. But he wants more done to address the ways the game has failed in the past. 

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