New York moves closer to requiring hospitals to get permission for screenings, which could help more Black families stay together, family advocates say.

As federal agents sweep through the city, Black residents face painful truths about displacement, solidarity, and survival.

How this ban differs from the one under the first Trump administration and where communities can find resources.

In South Carolina, the state Medicaid agency estimates only 1,300 beneficiaries will meet the stringent prerequisites for GLP ...

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The president’s attack on diversity efforts has derailed the government careers of highly educated civil servants.

“The Department of Education is on fire,” added Johnson, who moved from Atlanta to Maryland’s majority-Black Prince George’s ...

Debra Ramirez says she doesn’t remember a time when the water in her communities in the Lake Charles, Louisiana, area wasn’t murky. She has advocated for remediation and climate reparations for ...

A landfill in Uniontown, Alabama, that contains toxic coal ash from Southern Co. The three states where Southern primarily operates — Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi — are among the top five states ...

Alma Jean Thomas-Carney is a local historian, civil rights activist, and entrepreneur who brought the first health clinic to Haywood County. She seen at the Dunbar Carver Museum in Brownsville, ...

As Texas leads the nation in Black growth, Tiara Dawson, a newcomer, acknowledges that many lack the survival skills needed for the state's increasing number of climate disasters. (Riot Muse) This is ...

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