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Black churches are more than places of worship. They are also change agents for their communities, uniting people around the…
An Illinois GOP candidate for state’s attorney is in hot water after his opponents uncovered a photo on his wife’s…
An array of actors, musicians, athletes, activists, journalists, and other notable celebrities left us in 2015...
ATLANTA (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton is using a Southern campaign swing to outline criminal justice proposals
In an exclusive interview, the hosts of 'The Real' sit down with Rachel Dolezal, the former NAACP chapter president who…
The Pioneer Bar in Sitka, Alaska, has commemorated the sale of Alaska from Russia to the United States every year…
During an interview for Vanity Fair, Rihanna shared her opinion of the controversy surrounding former NAACP chapter president Rachel Dolezal…
Rachel Dolezal, who recently made headlines after it was discovered that she had in fact been born white despite claiming…
A debate got heated over whether or not a Georgia high school should stop using the pro-slavery "Dixie" as its…
The civil rights community has lost one of its greatest champions and elder statesmen with the passing of Julian Bond...
FORT WALTON BEACH, Florida (AP) — Julian Bond, a U.S. civil rights activist and longtime board chairman of the NAACP,…
SELMA, Alabama (AP) — An 860-mile protest march to Washington has begun in Selma, 50 years after the city's historic…
theGRIO REPORT - July just couldn't end without more 'I'm black, trust me' talk from Rachel Dolezal, could it? In…
theGRIO REPORT - Spokane, Washington's current NAACP President Naima Quarles-Burnley says she is hoping the chapter can move forward.
NEW YORK (AP) — The woman who resigned as head of a local NAACP branch after her parents said she
OPINION - My conclusion: Rachel Dolezal’s social capital goes even further as a light-skinned, blue-eyed black girl even than a…
Since news broke that Rachel Dolezal — the Spokane, Washington leader of the NAACP — is a white woman pretending to be
Rachel Dolezal, 37, the head of the Spokane, Washington, branch of the NAACP, has represented herself as an African-American woman