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Hollywood’s minority writers fear diversity to fall further down the agenda after strike

The strike may be over in Hollywood, but not everyone is satisfied with how the agreement handles diversity issues.

Black Patients More Likely to Be Restrained in the Emergency Room

Research shows the different–and more violent–treatment Black patients may face when seeking emergency medical assistance.

National Cathedral replaces windows honoring Confederacy with stained-glass homage to racial justice

Historic cathedral in Washington D.C. removes stained glass windows depicting Confederate generals and replaces them with new windows with a theme of racial justice.

Coalition of HBCUs gets $124 million to support enrollment, graduation and employment rates

40 HBCUs will benefit from donated funds intend to increase education and career opportunities for students.

Len Chandler, an Early Fixture of the Folk Revival, Dies at 88

Two weeks after his death, we remember a talented folk musician whose music was used by Martin Luther King Jr.

Probation disproportionately affects the health outcomes of Black Americans

While many have considered the impact of prison on the Black community, probation can have a similarly negative impact on health.

How Advance Care Planning Neglects Black Americans

By Carina Storrs, Undark Researchers are rethinking living wills and other ACP documents to ensure seriously ill patients get the care they want. WHEN KEVIN E. TAYLOR BECAME a pastor 22…

In Tuscany, a Dinner to Celebrate Black Queer Artists

A unique program that features Black queer artists wrapped up with a celebration of its month-long residency.

PragerU and Revisionism’s Effect on Black American History

Texas schools are among many in the nation to have adopted curriculum from PragerU that whitewashes American history.

Animated Frederick Douglass calls slavery a ‘compromise’ in conservative group’s video

PragerU, a right-wing advocacy group, created an extremely inaccurate and offensive video concerning slavery meant for classroom usage.

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Hollywood’s minority writers fear diversity to fall further down the agenda after strike

Black Patients More Likely to Be Restrained in the Emergency Room

National Cathedral replaces windows honoring Confederacy with stained-glass homage to racial justice

Coalition of HBCUs gets $124 million to support enrollment, graduation and employment rates

Len Chandler, an Early Fixture of the Folk Revival, Dies at 88

Probation disproportionately affects the health outcomes of Black Americans

How Advance Care Planning Neglects Black Americans

In Tuscany, a Dinner to Celebrate Black Queer Artists

PragerU and Revisionism’s Effect on Black American History

Animated Frederick Douglass calls slavery a ‘compromise’ in conservative group’s video

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