Civil Rights & Social Justice

Nearly two-thirds of Americans think racism is still widespread across the U.S.  Tying a previous high in 2021, a new Gallup poll finds 64 percent of Americans believe racism against black people is widespread in the U.S.  Black adults continue to be the most likely to say such racism is prevelant, with 83 percent expressing […]

Juneteenth is a holiday that is a reminder to Black women, we deserve rest in every way.

A story detailing Jackie Robinson's service in the U.S. Army has disappeared from the Department of Defense's website

The NAACP has created 'Black Consumer Advisory' to inform Black people of which pro-DEI companies they can support.

Black people struggling for freedom have long used maps to protest and survive racism while affirming the value of Black life.

Dozens of federal employees have been placed on paid leave simply because they had attended a DEI training course.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s family spoke out after President Trump ordered files about the civil rights icon's assassination to be declassified.

Trump rolled back a bedrock Civil Rights era measure while making good on his promise to eradicate DEI practices from the federal government.

Civil rights leaders and justice organizations gathered at the Demand Diversity Roundtable to address Trump rolling back DEI programs.

Jurors in the manslaughter trial of Daniel Penny, who killed Jordan Neely, are deadlocked and can't reach a verdict.

A friend of Arlene Bunch, who went viral for racially harassing an Indian American family at LAX, blamed the act of hate on a "brain injury."

Alejandra Boudreaux, 31, was charged in the home invasion and death of Brandon Durham. Officer Alexander Bookman has not been charged.