From a violent fight to integrate Chicago’s Rainbow Beach to today’s NAACP leadership, Norman and Velma Hill’s love-fueled ...

There is a dangerous myth embedded in the fight for reproductive justice: that the battle is solely about women, or even solely about those who can become pregnant. It is not. It is equally about men, ...

NEW YORK – The world is desperate for a solution to break up the oil tanker traffic jam in the Strait of Hormuz. The Trump administration is trying to do that: It announced it had successfully guided ...

The field is set. After months of campaigning, organizing and voter engagement, Georgia's primary and runoff elections have concluded and voters have delivered a clear message: Black women are not ...

Two years after Texas banned diversity, equity and inclusion programs at public universities, student leaders say the effects are reshaping campus life – from delayed event approvals and lost funding ...

“We hosted it at the Golf Club of Dallas which is in the heart of Oak Cliff and it is a Black-owned business with Pastor Tony Evans of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship,” Rodney Baker, chairman and ...

Despite this shared baseline, Johnson and Warnock sharply diverge when it comes to the political application of their Christian beliefs. This is particularly true in how they translate Christian ...

There’s a somber scene in a new documentary about Patrick Kelly, where executive producers Jess Manning and Ray Cornelius are at the New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center, about to dive into ...

On the outskirts of Luanda, in a centuries-old white house on a hill, a small museum documents one of the greatest horrors of human history. Luanda, the Angolan capital, was the epicenter of the ...

President Trump has declared that he has “won affordability.” In his State of the Union speech, he even bragged that he’s bringing costs “way down on health care and everything else.” In reality, the ...

I do not even pledge allegiance easily. Allegiance to what? To two nations, one Black and one White, under whose God, divisible, with justice for some? We are asked to place hands over hearts and ...

“[N]either can we deny or diminish the delay with which both society and the Church came to denounce the scourge of slavery … This constitutes a wound in Christian memory, one from which we cannot ...