The Seattle Seahawk’s Richard Sherman and Michael Bennett have some harsh words for the NCAA.
The police officer responsible for the death of Aiyana Stanley-Jones will not face retrial.
Marissa Alexander, the Florida woman sentenced to prison for firing warning shots during a dispute with her abusive ex-husband, has finally been released from prison.
Sixteen-year-old Jesse Hernandez was shot by two Denver, Colorado police officers. Now, the community wants answers.
“I didn’t even know what I was doing was considered organizing until someone told me,” Johnetta “Netta” Elzie, a key Ferguson organizer, told the Atlantic.
An Arizona court has sided with a transgender woman who was convicted of prostitution simply for walking down the street.
This study illustrates what many black college students already know to be true: discrimination exists on campus.
Black women in the study recalled being regularly mistaken for janitors and were constantly worried about the “angry black female” stereotype.
Selma director Ava DuVernay and star David Oyelowo have joined forces to develop a Hurricane Katrina drama.
Viola Davis made poignant points about black women and beauty ideals while accepting the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series award.
New York Times columnist, Charles Blow, received the phone call he had always dreaded. His son was held by gunpoint on Yale’s campus.
On Wednesday, Jay Z weighed in on New York Governor Cuomo’s initiative to improve police and community relations.
