Manager Vincent Cirrincione, whose clients included Halle Berry and Taraji P. Henson, allegedly used his reputation for breaking famous Black actresses into a competitive industry to proposition and sexually harass them.

The truck commercial uses part of King’s “The Drum Major Instinct” sermon—conveniently omitting the part where he denounces advertising as part of an oppressive economic system.

Hawk Newsome: ”You can riot if you’re White and your team wins, but if you’re Black and being killed, you can’t speak out.”

Meanwhile, some lawmakers consider postponing a permanent solution for DACA recipients.

The judge said that civil rights cannot be withheld based on “partisan, religious or racial bias.”

The ”Down With Disney’s Treatment of Franchises and its Fanboys” Facebook page no longer exists.

An overwhelming number of Asian American and Pacific Islanders over 50 years old are targeted by financial fraud, according to a new AARP survey. 

“The book will also help readers understand the often overlooked historical connections of the role sexual violence plays in communities of color, specifically Black communities.”

The online bookstore, named for the island’s primary area code, is developing a singular location for Puerto Rican literature.

Will the courts and the district attorney’s office take up the challenge?

In “An African American and Latinx History of the United States,” historian Paul Ortiz illuminates how Black and Brown people built cross-border, multi-ethnic solidarity movements to resist imperialism, achieve civil rights and ultimately shape the course of history. 

A new article examines racism and cultural appropriation with one of the Internet’s most famous Asian MCs. 

The rapper brought his Top Dawg Entertainment compatriots SZA and Jay Rock onto the Marvel movie soundtrack. 

Malcolm Jenkins: “It was almost like a premonition.”

Reseachers investigate the impact of discrimination on the growing crisis.

The son of Georgia sharecroppers would become one of the most famous advocates for racial equity in sports. 

The Netflix comedy series focuses on making it through adolescence in South Central Los Angeles.

The president’s hardline immigration proposals panned as divisive by Democrats and immigration advocates.

The clip comes from the rapper’s upcoming PBS concert special, “Nas: Live from the Kennedy Center.”

From speeches delivered by activists, to progressive responses, to immigrant-centered tweetstorms, others ways to spend your time.