The coordinated campaign to defy Brown v. Board continues to shape education today, as many schools remain racially segregated and unequal in funding and resources.
The complete elimination of the department would require the approval of Congress.
"While segregation is still illegal, this change sends a CLEAR message," said civil rights attorney Ben Crump.
Social media comedian-turned-radio host Jess Hilarious took to the internet to air her grievances about her job. Does she have a point?
Jonathan Majors’ revelation about his own abuse raises an urgent question: Do childhood trauma and unhealed pain in Black men contribute to cycles of abuse?
The coordinated campaign to defy Brown v. Board continues to shape education today, as many schools remain racially segregated and unequal in funding and resources.
Tazewell is well-known for his work on “The Color Purple,” “Hamilton,” which he won a Tony Award for, and “West Side Story.”
The London-based designer created the zine alongside photographer Kwabena Sekyi Appiah-Nti.
The group’s events and impact have spread far from their Maryland beginnings, with global hikes in Costa Rica and Ghana.
As the President embraced and divisiveness in his first address, critics, including U.S. Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, countered with boycotts, protests in the chamber and their own livestreams.
After the Department of Defense declared “identity months” like Black History Month “dead,” National Guard units reportedly declined to participate in the parade.
The DOE has ordered institutions to stop using “racial preferences” in admissions, financial aid, hiring, or any other areas.
Critics are in a tizzy, but “With Love, Meghan” is a harmless, peaceful series that showcases the public figure in a deserved soft girl era.
Up to 40% of sex trafficking victims and survivors are Black women, the highest percentage of any race.
“Harris might not have “healed” us but she could have stopped the bleeding as opposed to Trump who intends to keep cutting us open. Nonetheless, here we are. We will keep going, as we’ve always done.”
In times of uncertainty, the best approach is to be as prepared as possible.
The stylish multihyphenate opens up about her important role in shaping the way people view Black history, present and future, at one of the country’s premiere cultural institutions.
The Stanford grad and WNBA star opens up about her broadcasting journey, the women's sports boom, and her vision for a cultural platform.
Following Sunday’s announcement of The ReidOut’s cancellation, support for Reid pours in, with calls for greater representation of Black women in media.
Melissa Nicole Allen is the founder of Maures Development, one of the few Black-woman-owned development firms in Milwaukee.
The family is calling for the release of these files by May 19, which would have been the Civil Rights leader's100th birthday.
The festival's 30th anniversary celebration broke economic records across the city.
From the NAACP Image Awards to legal battles over DEI and a soccer star taking a stand against racism, here’s what made headlines this week.
