#BlackOutTuesday isn't just about posting black photos on your timeline, these black women are making a statement within the music industry.
Thousands filled the streets of downtown Houston on Friday, demanding justice for George Floyd and victims of police brutality.
Hundreds of people gathered in Anaheim on Wednesday night to protest a fight between a teenage boy and an off-duty LAPD officer, who fired his weapon toward the crowd.
From DC to London to Cape Town to Chicago, protesters took to the streets to speak out against President Trump and stand up for women's, civil and human rights.
While President Trump's inauguration ceremony closed the eight-year chapter of Barack Obama's presidency, protesters took to the streets, clashing with police an hour before ceremonies.
A Texas youth football team received death threats after kneeling during the National Anthem.
Two incidents on opposite sides of the world show the outright hostility that some Black women face regarding their hair.
According to Milwaukee police, an unnamed man was shot early Monday morning and transported to a nearby hospital in an armored vehicle during the protests. An officer was also injured and taken to the hospital after a rock broke through the windshield of his squad car.
Across the country over the weekend, civilians took to the streets, blocking roadways while echoing a long-storied battle cry of justice and peace, to protest the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
