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Race and College Admissions, Facing a New Test by Justices

A young white woman has become the face of the anti-affirmative action movement in the United States.

Louisiana’s governor’s attempts to block a Black state supreme court judge reflect political impartiality and highlight racial antagonism.

Thanks to DNA testing, people are discovering surprising racial ancestry–and having to reconcile that with their identities.

It seems like America’s racial tensions are at a precipice, and Marian Wright Edelman wonders whether the divide will continue to increase.

Many lives have been saved thanks to modern heart surgery, which was pioneered by a Black surgeon who was once a carpenter.

Political commentary Dinesh D’Souza created a shocking anti-Obama documentary to deter Americans from re-electing the president.

A Republican’s presidential candidate’s dating history doesn’t mean his politics will be sensitive to the plight of Black Americans.

Arkansas police maintain that a Black man in their custody shot and killed himself and have released a reenactment video as proof.

White power groups are thriving under a shroud of secrecy, unbeknownst to many, until they commit acts of violence.

Betye Saar, who studied art and used her art to challenge racism, was born on this date in 1926.