Sophomore Sadie Lee: “Racism hides itself behind our progressive facade.”

The bot, named Roo, is a direct response to the Trump administration’s push for abstinence-only sex education.

Human rights attorney presents study to United Nations about United States’ “inhumane treatment” of young people.

The Trump administration is scrapping an Obama-era regulation that protected same sex couples from discrimination.

Student athletes, the majority of whom are people of color, can now secure endorsements without jeopardizing their education or career.

Get into these three major takeaways from a new profile of the prolific YA writer.

This reportedly brings the total number of family separations since 2017 close to 5,500.

The Chicago Teachers Union’s decision will keep more than 300,000 students out of classrooms. 

A new survey from Sesame Workshop says that parents of color are much more likely to talk to their kids about identity than their White counterparts.

“It’s important that kids of all different types can see themselves reflected in culture, in media and especially in the toys that they play with.”

Five women seek “compensatory damages from the government” for inflicting trauma on their families.

A working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research adds to the body of research surrounding the school to prison pipeline and its impact on students of color.

Students march to demand action to save the earth—and to protect those most vulnerable to climate change.

These are all the books we look forward to curling up with as the nights turn cold.

The number of uninsured people in America has increased for the first time in nearly a decade.

Senator Ed Markey (D-Mass.): “This is a new low. Donald Trump is literally deporting kids with cancer.”

Touching History: Preservation in Practice is a partnership between HBCUs, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the National Park Service (NPS) and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

The federal government wants to end the Flores Settlement Agreement, which requires migrant children to be released from detention after 20 days. 

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser: “Washington, D.C. will not be complicit in the inhumane practice of detaining migrant children in warehouses.”