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U.S. Postal Service announces stamp honoring late Rep. John Lewis

The U.S. Postal Service recently announced new postage stamps, include one honoring the late John Lewis, an activist and politician.

One organization is exploring alternatives to police responding in emergency situations where their presence might traumatize citizens.

A Minneapolis police officer who was involved in the murder of George Floyd has been sentenced for his responsibility in the victim’s death.

A recent studies highlights the role of racism as chronic stressor that can contribute to Alzheimer’s disease and other conditions.

White people on the screen and streets often remain silent as others’ rights are impeded–until it impacts them, of course.

Residents of several states recently voted on prison labor measures, ultimately deciding whether modern slavery would remain legal.

Caitlin Short talks about designing the set for PBS’ “Why Race Matters,” a show that highlights issues impacting Black Wisconsinites.

Porter Burks lost his life after police fired upon him over three dozen times after responding to a mental health check.

After backlash, Penn State has rescinded an invite to Gavin McInnes, the founder of the Proud Boys who was slotted to speak at the school.

Another of Derek Chauvin’s police compatriots, J. Alexander Kueng, has pleaded guilty in the 2020 death of George Floyd.