A new study examines the role of big business in promoting to people of color—and pressuring politicians not to improve water infrastructure. 

New York Civil Liberties Union says a policy shift has resulted in the restrictive imprisonment of dozens of young immigrants.

The couple linked with Lambda Legal to file the suit after the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops said they can’t welcome a child into their home because they don’t “mirror the Holy Family.”

“I am struggling to find the words to express my gratitude at this moment, but I will try.”

The proposed policies could help lift 23.3 million people of color out of poverty.

The “Smooth Operator” delivered a few of his biggest hits for the NPR concert series. 

American Public Media podcast “Order 9066” takes its name from the executive order that authorized the forced relocation of tens of thousands of Japanese Americans during World War II.

Jump into the conversation about the movie’s place in ongoing discussions about race.

Concerned elected officials asked Congress for a guarantee that the island’s residents and infrastructure will benefit from the $16 billion.

The short documentary delves into the Black teacher’s interaction with two White Austin Police Department officers in 2015. 

Larry Krasner says his office will no longer prosecute people for simple possession.

The 17-year-old figure skater is the first person to land the jump with four complete spins during a Winter Olympic contest. 

Officer Barry had a Taser, but opted to use his gun on the 66-year-old woman, who had a known history of mental illness.

“Black Panther” outperformed all expectations in its opening weekend, and director Ryan Coogler took to Twitter tonight (February 20) to thank the fans who helped the film break box office records.

The filmmaker discussed her experiences in a White male-dominated industry on the debut episode of “Edge of Fame.”

“Queer Black characters have been the sidekick for long enough, it’s time for us to finally take the lead.” 

“Representation matters” has become a catchphrase. Because it’s true. Here, one lifelong Black Panther fan explains why he’s so passionate about a superhero movie.

Jordan Peele’s Oscar-nominated thriller will screen in celebration of the film’s release a year ago.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions attempted to dissuade the committee from advancing the bill, which was first introduced in October 2017.

The proposed 2019 budget would cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by $213 billion over the next 10 years.