Emmanuel Felton

With the Supreme Court saying authorities can use race as a reason to stop people, Latinos and others say they are wary of looking for work, shopping and walking children to school.

Mr. Cain, who has died at 85, was part of the Clinton 12, who integrated an all-White Tennessee high school in 1956. Two years later, the school was bombed.

In Savannah, Georgia, descendants and community members want to preserve the place where one of America’s largest slave auctions occurred 166 years ago.

A fight between Black and White revelers in the early-morning hours of a recent Saturday is testing the state of policing and race relations in Cincinnati.

The descendants of enslavers and enslaved have come together where their ancestors once lived, working to address the plantation’s legacy and promote healing.

The Amistad Research Center, one of largest repositories of Black history, cut half its staff after the Trump administration ended four federal grants.

Trump’s campaign to DEI programs has put at risk six scholarships worth about $4 million established by Black doctors in Cincinnati.

After Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, was elected pope, genealogists got to work. What they found surprised them.  

Tyre Nichols’s 2023 killing helped galvanize public support for police reform. He died after running from police and being beaten by several Memphis officers.

Police reform advocates say they hope the case will show that rogue officers will be held accountable but worry an acquittal could stall their already shaky movement.

A federal commission spent two years renaming nine military installations that had been named after Confederate soldiers. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered that the names of two of the bases, Fort Bragg in North Carolina and Fort Benning in Georgia, be restored.

Reparations supporters say they are preparing for a wave of backlash as President-elect Donald Trump gets ready for his second term.

New York City has had over 230 brush fires since Oct. 29, after its driest month since record-keeping began in 1869.

Confederate anthem ‘Dixie’ played at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally

Between 2012 and 2020, Black voter participation in Wisconsin fell from 78.5 percent to 43.5 percent, the largest drop in Black voter turnout in the nation.

While she favored “some form” of reparations in the past, she has not offered her position as presidential nominee. Views on reparations sharply diverge by race.

The city burned scores of homes owned by Black residents, and victims and descendants are demanding reparations. But what about the tribe that owned the land?

The remarks evoked painful memories for the growing population of Americans who identify as more than one race.

Many of the racial attacks on Kamala Harris are tied to the broader culture war over corporate diversity and affirmative action programs.

San Antonio has launched a $550 million project to transform the Alamo. But some worry slavery’s role in the fight for Texan independence will be missing.