Dr. King spoke to a crowd in 1963 about a broken promise. Sixty years later, America’s racial equity is far from balanced. Today’s protests are different. They mix old-school marching with new tech.

No, Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure Are Not Banned Under International Law Virginians Are Not Impressed with the Start of the Spanberger Era Another Windfall for the Bottomless ‘Blue Texas’ Money ...

I spent nearly two decades in California’s labor movement. But by 2014, something had changed, and I left the movement.

*In a stirring night of remembrance, transition, and renewed commitment, The Gathering for Justice marked its 20th Anniversary Gala: 20 Years of Impact, spotlighting both the enduring legacy of Harry ...

My father grew up in both Delano, California and East Los Angeles — epicenters of farmworker activism and the Chicano Movement, both social justice campaigns which revered César Chávez. To say that I ...

A display near the entrance to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center's new exhibition, "Faith and (in)Justice," features a bible once handed out by Christian plantation owners to slaves. A ...

The church has always been a pillar within the Black community and when issues arise they often stand in protest with the very people who fill their pews. Throughout time, whenever Black people have ...

Black women have always been at the forefront of social justice movements, using their voices, power and influence to advocate for change. From civil rights and environmental justice to education ...

Social justice movements have made remarkable strides in advocating for equality across dimensions of race, gender, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status. Yet, a significant blind spot remains: ...

When an A-list black celebrity—I’m talking upper-echelon A-list—does or says something pertaining to race specifically advocating for the black social-justice movement, it dominates news headlines, ...

The indignation we see today is not always righteous, and it is not always decent, says scholar Lewis Brogdon.

A downloadable update to the popular Minecraft video game that encouraged players to participate in social justice protests has resurfaced, and social media users are livid. Amid Black History Month ...