Health and infrastructure issues plague reservation after a series of floods and cyclones.

New research may explain why Black and Latinx people—who disproportionately breathe in toxic air—have a higher risk of getting the disease in America.

And the Trump administration is reportedly not moving to protect the people of color who live near hundreds of Superfund sites.

Host Kimberlé Crenshaw: “It wasn’t the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution nor the Stars and Stripes that gave birth to America; it was the Black vagina that laid the golden egg.”

From the three-hour wait to the doctor who suggests that his 12-year-old son has syphilis, it’s a troubling journey.

Health advocates warn there will be an increase in air pollution and unsafe water.

Environmental activists warn that million of Americans—and a disproportionate number of people of color—will be affected.

“The ban would separate families and cut two-thirds of green-card-based immigration.”

If it had gone into effect, abortion would have been illegal from the moment of conception.

More racism.

Grant applications that include the words “socioeconomic,” “disparity” and “reproductive” are the least likely to win funding from the National Institutes of Health.

“We are not going to help women, and we are not going to solve this problem, if we don’t deal with the problem of race and racism.”