“Crooked Lines” explains how lawmakers design voting districts to influence elections and keep Black voters from electing their preferred candidates.

This group of workers—many of whom are of undocumented status—have to choose between asking for help from FEMA and being deported by ICE.

These organizations are working to keep people in the Carolinas safe in the aftermath of the storm.

The conservation organization deemed the house a “National Treasure.” Now it’s working with a group of artists dedicated to protecting it.

“One way Amazon and Apple can demonstrate a real commitment to espoused values of diversity is by making it clear that they won’t move their headquarters to a state that is rapidly sliding backward on racial oppression and voting rights.”

No, really, it’s actually interesting.

“Anything that gives those people pride needs to be crushed in the same way that they want to crush Black people and the other groups that they target.”

When a community floods, its people of color are often hit the hardest.

Rashid Johnson: “My feeling when I learned that this house existed was just an incredible urgency to make sure it didn’t go away.”

Residents rebuilt after Hurricane Floyd in 1999, but Hurricane Matthew has left them unsure if they can do it again. 

“I was arrested this week because it’s wrong for the richest nation in the history of the world to pay half its African-American workers and 60 percent of its Latino workers less than $15 an hour.”

The series of nine videos explore different topics that all make one point: Pollution is harming the state’s most vulnerable communities.

Four Communist Workers’ Party members and another person were killed during a confrontation between anti-racist protesters and White supremacists. Ku Klux Klan and American Nazi Party members, who were prosecuted for murder in state and federal trials, were acquitted by all-White juries. 

An emergency hearing will take place in federal court tomorrow. 

Trump: “It is my highest and greatest hope that the Republican Party can be the home of the African-American vote once again.”

The storm affected 50,000 of the tribe’s 55,000 members.

North Carolinians may have to deal with contaminated groundwater after inundated hog farms release animal waste, as Haitians farmers struggle to rebuild.

The rain is over, but the threat of overflowing rivers and waters remains.

“Voter impersonation is rarer than being struck by lightning.”