Michelle Tyrene Johnson

Play Cousins Collective wants to make sure that Black and marginalized children are rooted in the security of a strong community.

A local biologist has dedicated six years to arming community groups and individuals with data to help them reduce pollution in the West End.

Louisville Public Media is exploring solutions to this life expectancy gap. Here’s how you can help.

Butch Mosby, one of the owners of Open Gate Horse Ventures, wants to reclaim the spot that Black folks have had in the horse racing industry since the beginning.

In Louisville, Derby season brings in a lot of money, but minority-owned businesses sometimes don’t get the same visibility to win, place and show.

One local nonprofit is committed to keeping Black voters informed, including about Louisville’s first non-partisan primary.

The Stolen Years project seeks to explore what’s working to close the nearly 15-year life expectancy gap between east and west Louisville.

Playwright Gabriel Diego Hernandez joins LPM’s podcast “Race Unwrapped” to discuss the audience bond that live theatre can create.

In the fight over data centers, who’s David and who’s Goliath?

The art and activism of today by artists of color thrive because of the long shadow of America’s Harlem Renaissance.