In communities across America, a quiet revolution is taking hold as structured mentorship programs create pathways to success for young African Americans. These relationships—forged between
A father’s presidential pardon ignites debate on systemic inequities The weight of parental protection The profound question “What about my child?” resonates with millions of
In the ongoing conversation about student loan debt in America, a stark disparity has emerged between Black and White college graduates. On average, Black graduates
In the sweltering aftermath of Hurricane Helene, as the Gulf Coast reeled from yet another climate catastrophe, a tale of two recoveries unfolded. While affluent
For centuries, marginalized communities have confronted systemic hurdles hindering their economic prosperity and ownership of property. Among the most egregious examples of this injustice is
Taraji P. Henson put the entertainment industry on blast when she said she was considering retiring from acting because of pay inequalities. “I’m just tired
New York City has become the latest American municipality to declare racism a public health crisis. On Oct. 18, the NYC board of health came
Travis Scott has vowed to help instigate societal change “in any way.” The “Sicko Mode” hitmaker is relieved the wider world is growing to understand
On Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014, students and faculty at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor gathered for a worthy cause. What started out as a
The more things change in America, the more they seem to stay the same. This means that if you are an African American, you pay
Nearly 60 years have passed since the historic Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kan., decision was passed that ruled segregation of white and
