On the 45th anniversary of the passage of Roe v. Wade, non-citizen immigrant women find themselves facing increasingly difficult options.

The largest lake in Minneapolis was named for John Calhoun, an early U.S. politician and supporter of slavery. 

The movie about how a killing affects three New Yorkers of color will debut at Sundance. 

“A Wrinkle in Time” director DuVernay: “This is me trying to make us in a way we haven’t been rendered in film before…” 

Democrats appear determined to block a spending measure that would keep the federal government running unless it contains protections for young immigrants enrolled in DACA

Allegations against the “Master of None” auteur launched heated public conversations about where “Grace’s” experience fits within the #MeToo movement.

The picture book will follow a five-year-old Kenyan girl who takes a fantastical voyage to understand the full depth of her beauty.

The Caucus livestreamed the proceeedings.

The three short films will examine mass incarceration and cash bail through the eyes of the formerly incarcerated.

The grants support organizations, artists and activists advancing multi-dimensional narratives about people of color in entertainment.

A digitized version of late musician will appear with a live band at “Prince: Live on the Big Screen.”

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation forum focused on community-driven solutions to discrimination in health, housing and policing.

“It is imperative that the United States addresses this growing geopolitical threat.”

New Mexico attorney general Hector Balderas: “The FCC’s blatant, un-American attack on a free and open internet will only further harm vulnerable consumers, families and businesses.”

Cory Booker and Diane Feinstein questioned the decision to terminate deportation relief for some 250,000 immigrants and DHS chief Kirstjen Nielsen’s “amnesia” regarding the president’s “shithole” comments.

The scholar and writer launched a Kickstarter campaign to support the production of new episodes of her web series.

Standout moments from the 49th annual awards ceremony include DuVernay’s Entertainer of the Year award acceptance speech and a group of celebs celebrating Black women’s activism.

Jorge García leaves behind a U.S. citizen wife and two teenage children, in a case that immigration advocates say highlights the cruelty of President Donald Trump’s immigration policy.

Organized by Blackout for Human Rights, the artistic celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy returns to the Riverside Chuch in Harlem for a third year.

The track is from the genre-bending musician’s upcoming album of covers, “Ventriloquism.”