Racial Injustice

Bail for six protesters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania was set to $1 million each after they protested the police killing of Ricardo Munoz.

The majority of swing-state voters also think both presidential candidates are not mentally fit to be president.

In a video circulating on social media, an officer is seen firing his gun at Blake as he leans into a vehicle.

Officers used crowd control munitions to disperse the crowd after the windows of the Multnomah County Building were smashed and burning material thrown inside.

A majority of the money—$200 billion—would be diverted from unused relief appropriated during a previous stimulus package passed by Congress that was meant to be used by the Treasury Department for corporate lending.

Pulling cops from schools is dangerous for one additional reason you're likely not yet discussing.

Black lives matter, but the organization calling itself "Black Lives Matter" is self-serving and self-defeating.

The new movement to remove all homages to troubled leaders fails to account for the complexity of human nature.

We are still working toward a more just and perfect union.

We desperately need to heal the nation's wounds.

The Left needs to face a reckoning on what its policies have wrought in the city of Chicago.

Black Americans don't need words—they need investment.

A legendary rocker explains how the music industry and the fight for racial justice have always been intertwined.

The governor and lieutenant governor of Michigan discuss what has been done already—and what still needs to be done.

National healing will only come when we all prioritize the content of our character over the color of our skin.

If we want true equality in America for everyone, education reform would be a great place to start.

Reform is laudable; defunding the police is not.

We all need to share our experiences with one another and be willing to listen to one another.

The coronavirus pandemic has brought to the forefront some unfortunate realities of American life.

Like many things, access to clean water falls along racial lines.

"We are in the middle of another attempt to reckon with our national failure to achieve real and sustainable progress toward racial justice."

The National Memorial for Peace and Justice and The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration will open on April 26, 2018.

The "Silent Protest Parade," as it came to be known, was the first mass African-American demonstration of its kind.

While racial segregation in U.S. schools plummeted between the late 1960s and 1980, it has steadily increased ever since.

A youth from Ferguson and an Afghan War veteran may be very different, but they are united in struggling to explain their experiences to Americans.

This year, about the same number of blacks may die at the hands of police as in all the lynchings in Alabama between Reconstruction and the civil rights era.