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In her essay “Professionalism as a Racial Construct,” housing justice advocate Leah Goodridge discusses the concept of “selective offense."
U.S. District Judge James Peterson said the parents failed to show evidence that their civil rights were violated by the…
I grew up believing that the moral arc of America was bending toward justice for Blacks, women, and LGBTQ folks.…
Haitian Bridge Alliance tells theGrio Customs Border and Protection (CBP) "ghosted" them when urged to interview alleged migrant victims.
U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley and law professor Michele Goodwin call out the embedded racism in the anti-abortion movement over centuries.
A white Kentucky man faces up to five years in prison after infiltrating a fifth grade Zoom class and using…
Jurors determined officers Jason Anderson and Steven McNew, who are white, had no reasonable alternative to using deadly force with…
California Assembly Bill 1466, which was signed into law last fall by Gov. Gavin Newsom, went into effect July 1.
Humanitarian workers on the ground tell theGrio that the treatment of African migrants at the border is a part of…
The exhibition will run through Sunday, Sept. 25, in the Medgar and Myrlie Evers Exhibition Hall at the Two Mississippi…
The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating a white male lieutenant’s alleged use of the N-word while calling a 911 radio…
BLM masks and other expressions of political or social opinion are once again permitted for Pittsburgh Regional Transit staffers.
Former Formula One champion Nelson Piquet apologized to Lewis Hamilton on Wednesday, saying the racial term he used about the…
Tennis players long have dealt with online abuse, particularly from gamblers angry about a particular match's outcome.
The Rise Up for Reparations event convened followers of Christianity, Judaism and Islam to demand redress for American enslavement.
Harvard has possessed the photos since they were rediscovered in 1976, using the photos as recently as 2017.
The wrongfully detained Shane Brown is seeking $50,000 in damages, alleging civil rights violations, false imprisonment, and negligence.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is investigating a series of unofficial coins depicting Haitian migrants being grabbed by law enforcement.