Melissa Hellmann

Historically Black institution withdrew more than 500 first-year students for missed tuition payments

Death salons are spaces that allow free-flowing conversations about mortality and are becoming more popular around the country

The annual World Eskimo Indian Olympics draw hundreds of Indigenous athletes to partake in traditional games and celebrate their heritage

Replacement of panels with version that’s sympathetic to enslavers comes amid effort by Trump to dismantle diversity initiatives

Over the last six months, activists have ensured the US doesn’t forget enslavement in the nation’s first capital

A Puerto Rico-born New Yorker’s relentless collecting on the African diaspora is still the core of a Harlem institution

New programs in the state work to teach high school and college students about Gullah foodways through hands-on projects

A new South Carolina act will exempt some heirs’ property owners from increased property taxes

One of the largest pediatric hospitals in the US will pay state $10m and stop offering gender-affirming care to youth

Request is one of the justice department’s latest attempts to track and regulate gender-affirming care for minors