Writer Jacqueline Woodson on Waithe: “You’re clear-eyed and queer from the womb, born as part of a larger narrative—that of the Great Migration. Already, there is resistance running through your veins.”

Herman Bell, a former member of the Black Panther Party, was granted parole after serving nearly 45 years and having been previously denied seven times. 

Interim police chief ­Brian Manley called the terrorist a “very challenged young man.”

“We’re just coming to terms with our complexity.”

They said they thought he had a gun before they killed him. It was his cell phone. Newly released body camera footage shows what happened.

“My Funny Valentine” depicts the jazz pioneer in the early 1980s.

You didn’t ask for vibes. But now you have them. 

“Ricanstruction: Reminiscing & Rebuilding Puerto Rico” partners La Borinqueña with Wonder Woman, Batman and other DC Comics superheroes to save the island.

Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden: “This annual celebration of recorded sound reminds us of our varied and remarkable American experience.”

The result was the loss of tens of thousands of dollars of food, while people stood in lines outside, hungry.

But it doesn’t do anything for the “Dreamers.”

No, really, it’s actually interesting.

“Black communities know all too well how poisonous this kind of surveillance and intimidation is for social justice movements.”

Jay-Z: “It’s time for an innovative and progressive technology that offers sustainable solutions to tough problems.”

“The Liberators” will dramatize the story of the 761st Tank Batallion, which served with the segregated United States Army in Europe.

The Center for Reproductive Rights immediately filed a lawsuit challenging the 15-week abortion ban, calling it “unconstitutional.”

The Undefeated pored through the history of historically Black college and university sports programs to identify their top graduates.

“For too long we have focused only on certain sources of terrorism and violence while ignoring others.”

The policy impasse means there are still no legislative protections for immigrants brought to the United States as children.

“Black boys fare worse than White boys in 99 percent of America.”