Alexis Wray

Amid rising camp costs and limited options, parents built their own patchwork of child care plans with relatives, community programs and Black-led camps.

Black women have long relied on braids for beauty and care. Research on toxic chemicals in synthetic hair is prompting a movement toward alternative plant-based hair options.

At a historically Native American university in North Carolina, Alpha Pi Omega is helping young women grow strong in their identities while bracing for impact.

The daughter of Haitian immigrants, she made history in Utah, serving the state in Congress for four years.

In an effort to retain its educators in North Carolina’s most expensive city, Charlotte schools are planning on building housing and offering below market-rate rentals.

The state attorney general beat Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson, who had staked his campaign on promises to ban abortion in the state and anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, Decision Desk HQ projects.

At historically Black colleges in battleground states, some say they are casting a vote to save our democracy while others say they are withholding theirs to save the world.