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George Washington’s Runaway Slave, Harry

Americans may be less familiar with one of their founding father’s involvement with slavery, including his runaway slave.

Newark’s mayor issued a challenge to others to live off food stamps over Twitter, and he’s willing to do the same.

Few people have heard of Chrachanfusus, an ambassador from the African nation of Kongo who traveled to Europe.

Horace Mann Bond was a scholar who used his incredible intellect to teach others about civil rights and Black culture.

Henry Louise Gates Jr. dispels a myth about African immigrants to America and introduces readers to the man with the honors of being first.

George Whitmore’s experience in the criminal justice system and court of public opinion, only to be forgotten, leaves us questioning.

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.