A black man helps an older African-American woman as she shops in an Oakland, Calif., supermarket. The image from 1972, by Stephen Shames, documents an initiative to protect the elderly in a crime-ridden neighborhood.
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Math is racist: How data is driving inequality
It’s no surprise that inequality in the U.S. is on the rise. But what you might not know is that math is partly to blame.
View MoreHow Domestic Violence In One Home Affects Every Child In A Class
“The first thing I’m looking for are the faces,” says Welch, a school counselor. She’s searching for hints of fear, pain or anger.
View MoreHow to Tell a Mother Her Child Is Dead
When you get inside the room you will know who the mother is. Yes, I’m very sure.
View MoreThe Children of Civil Rights Leaders Are Keeping Their Eyes on the Prize
The next generation is following in the footsteps of its forebears.
View More[VIDEO] In Ferguson, city increases African-American representation
In the first year after 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed by a white police officer, Ferguson voters elected two African-Americans to the City Council, giving black residents almost equal representation in the city for the first time in history.
View MoreMark Burns, Trump’s Favorite Black Pastor: Hillary Wants ‘Genocide’ for Blacks
Meet Mark Burns, Trump’s most prominent surrogate to black voters, who’s tweeted a cartoon of Clinton in blackface and says she would kill Christianity.
View MoreArt City: Della Wells connects generations of Black Artists
“It never occurred to me that anyone besides white men made art,” says Wells, now a nationally recognized artist who was recently named one of two artists of the year by the City of Milwaukee along with poet Dasha Kelly.
View MoreA viral Christian blog post about accepting interracial marriage shows how deep racial bias runs
An essay published by a relatively obscure Christian blog was removed from the site Wednesday, but not before it was shared more than 79,000 times and inspired a barrage of scathing tweets and comments.
View MoreAffluent and Black, and Still Trapped by Segregation
Why well-off black families end up living in poorer areas than white families with similar or even lower incomes.
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