The acclaimed musician speaks and jams with fellow saxophonist Terrace Martin in a new video from GQ. 

The clerk says that the robber told him, ”I used to kill people like you in Iraq.” 

Advocacy group Root & Rebound helps the formerly incarcerated navigate the legal barriers to creating a successful life outside prison walls.

The number of young children with elevated lead levels has doubled since the Michigan city began getting its water from the local river.

The rapper and the Democratic presidential candidate address economic reform, education and many other topics in this six-part, hour-long conversation. 

The bill comes just one month after the Mizzou football team went on strike to force the university president to resign.

Stormfront founder Don Black: “Demoralization has been the biggest enemy and Trump is changing all that.”

Black employees who work in the company’s main store in New York City allege “systematic racism” in the form of mockery, body searches on the sales floor and exclusion from meetings.

The John Legend-produced series—which stars Aldis Hodge and Jurnee Smollett-Bell as escaped slaves—premieres March 9. 

The vandalism happened a day after an interfaith solidarity march.

Video shows Nicholas Robertson walking away from the deputies with what appears to be a gun in his hand.

The acclaimed Chicago-bred rapper and singer referenced Jason Van Dyke and his killing of Lacquan McDonald during his SNL debut.   

Mexico was previously one of the only Latin American countries to not officially count its African-descended population. 

She is the first Black woman to appear on the annual Sportsperson cover solo. But some people are mad the honor didn’t go to…a horse.

The upcoming documentary on the 11-time “Jeopardy!” winner follows Chu’s personal evolution from game show winner to culture critic, reconnecting with family and bucking racist expectations along the way. 

President Steven Knapp: “I have personally apologized to the student for this unfortunate incident and assured him that the university’s actions were in no way a response to his expression of his beliefs or opinions.”

It was a surprising verdict for the officer, who was on trial for using his badge to attack 13 women and girls.

Abigail Fisher thinks she didn’t get into University of Texas at Austin because she’s White. Twitter begs to differ.

Toyin Ojih Odutola’s new must-see exhibit explores and distorts the concept of identity.

The Supreme Court heard a retread of the landmark affirmative action case Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin yesterday. The whole court’s view is still unclear, but folks are really not happy with Justice Scalia’s take on it.