The magazine’s new conversation series highlights six people pushing for social justice through arts and media.

The cast of “The People v. O.J. Simpson,” Regina King, Aziz Ansari, Rami Malek and more held it down for performers of color with notable wins at last night’s Emmy ceremony.

Dubbed “Black Sundance,” the fifth annual festival starts today. Whether you’re heading to Philadelphia or just want to know what hot movies you should expect to see in theaters, here are five films you don’t want to miss.

Laverne Cox, Kerry Washington, Oprah and more appear in the video announcing the June 14 The United State of Women Summit.

The first teaser trailer for the Fox production is here, and Cox is a vision.

James Dixon told detectives in 2013 that he doesn’t “go around gay bashing people.” He pleaded not guilty to first- and second-degree manslaughter charges and a first-degree assault charge in the death of the trans woman.

Laverne Cox on the Census: “What message are we sending to young people who are trans and gender nonconforming when we don’t even count them?”

“My experience is a trans experience. That doesn’t diminish my womanhood,” the activist actress said.

Also, André Leon Talley had interesting things to say about Caitlyn Jenner in the same episode of “Watch What Happens: Live.”

Laverne Cox says men who date transgender women face major stigma—maybe even more than their love interests.

“[T]his has made me reflect critically on my own desires to ‘work a photo shoot,’ to serve up various forms of glamour, power, sexiness, body affirming, racially empowering images of the various sides of my black, trans womanhood,” she posted on Tumblr.