“When you’re so used to being hypersexualized, you don’t even register it that much anymore.”

“We have been pushed to the margins, but we create in those margins, and it doesn’t get more punk than that.”

“Becoming” will follow the former first lady of the United States’ journey from her childhood in South Side Chicago to the present.

The refusal to review a federal judge’s order leaves protections in place for young immigrants.

“Black folks drive the progressive political power in this country, but rarely benefit from the fruits of our labor. We are launching the Black Futures Lab as a way to mobilize around our needs, hopes and dreams.”

Martin’s death at the hands of a vigilante sparked the Black Lives Matter movement.

“Black women and those who have been the ‘other’, and the marginalized in society—that’s who I wanted to support.”

Barry Jenkins, John Singleton, Lee Daniels and Jordan Peele sat down with The Hollywood Reporter for a discussion about past and present realities for Black American filmmakers.

People of color have a 35 percent higher chance of living near emission polluting facilities than their White counterparts—and the number is higher for Black residents.

Franchesca Ramsey and Lee Chin explain how White supremacy turns people of color against each other.

The new Netflix series explores the aftermath of a White police officer killing a Black teenager.

Haitian and Salvadoran immigrants sue to keep Temporary Protected Status, say president’s immigration agenda is racially discriminatory.

The biopic follows Roxanne Shanté’s journey to conquer the New York City battle rap scene.

Governor Phil Murphy restored funding for Planned Parenthood and increased Medicaid eligibility for family planning services.

The organizations say the Federal Communications Commission is hurting vulnerable communities.

A new report says the practice—which violates due process laws—disproportionately impacts communities of color.

Nyong’o will play Noah’s mother in the film version of his memoir, which explores his upringing in apartheid-era South Africa.

The forthcoming series will follow 9-year-old Black superhero Lunella Lafayette, who uses her tremendous intelligence to save humanity.

In his drive to crush advocacy in the Black community, J. Edgar Hoover, surveilled Black bookstores across the country.

The Philadelphia MC raps about systemic racism over clips of the “Afronaut”—the time traveler at the center of his latest album—exploring a bookstore.