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Every player on the Cahokia Quarterback Club football team—each of them 8 years old—kneeled on the field when the national anthem started.
A South Carolina school district placed a fifth-grade teacher on administrative leave for an assignment question about the KKK.
Pastors Twanna Gause and Vanessa Brown tied the knot in a lavish New Jersey ceremony, despite Gause’s father’s disapproval.
Majorie Harvey always looks beautiful and is very fashion forward when it comes to what she’s wearing.
The FBI will not be investigating the death of a Black teenager in suburban Chicago, a development that likely dealt a blow to activists who were trying to pressure the federal agency to get involved.
Researchers examining multiple field experiments, from 1989 to 2015, found that hiring discrimination remains unchanged for Blacks.
Lipscomb University president Randy Lowry is under fire for displaying cotton-stalk centerpieces and serving stereotypical foods, including collard greens, at a dinner for African-American students.
The number of hate crimes rose about 5 percent across the United States from 2015 to 2016. It's the first time in over a decade that the country has experienced consecutive annual increases in hate crimes
During the second wave of protests over the acquittal of Jason Stockley in St. Louis, nine people were arrested.
Author Roald Dahl’s beloved character, Charlie Bucket, was originally a Black boy. The news sparked a reimagining of the popular film.