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An FBI civil rights agent's 41-minute detention after a traffic stop led to a $23 million verdict, highlighting the irony that even federal investigators of police abuse face racial profiling and the steep price of accountability.
The Black is Back Coalition opened its 10th Electoral Campaign School to train candidates and build independent Black political power.
Supreme Court rulings in Louisiana and Alabama gut Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, allowing partisan defenses for discriminatory maps.
The EEOC is ending its decades-old EEO-1 workforce data collection and rescinding 1979 guidelines that let employers address documented race and...
A North Texas attorney with nearly 20 years in local courts explains how an all-white jury in the Karmelo Anthony trial raises equal protection issues...
A senator delivers a direct warning to Black Americans that Trump has bad plans, as featured in a new 28-minute video aimed at the community.
Efforts to preserve civil rights history are gaining momentum through targeted education and veteran recognition.
Body-worn camera video from a Dallas County constable at an apartment explosion has been released. The officer, who was at nearby Halperin Park, rushed to the scene and provided the footage.
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights will examine mental health care failures and racial disparities in juvenile facilities during its June 12...
Texans give private schools nearly double the "excellent" ratings of public schools, helping explain why over 250,000 applied for the new $11,000 Education Freedom Accounts. Yet only 57% know about the program.
Black communities are confronting historical trauma, corporate power, and policing tactics in a coordinated push for accountability.
The PA Supreme Court Lee decision opens reentry pathways for over 1,100 Pennsylvanians, drawing directly from the decade-long juvenile lifer movement. This carries national implications for mass incarceration and Black communities.
SMU's new institutional neutrality policy ends past statements on racial and social justice, including those issued after George Floyd's murder.
The Supreme Court’s unsigned order lets Alabama keep a map eliminating a Black Democratic seat, reversing its own 2023 decision and ignoring a lower...
