New Toolkit Wants to Make Talking About Race Easier Researchers at Stanford University produced an online resource guide to help advance racial justice. N. Jamiyla Chisholm Mar 5, 2020 3:25PM ET
New Study Finds Global Wealth Inequality Is Tied to Climate Change Wealthy nations are getting richer as countries inhabited by people of color get hotter and more economically disadvantaged, say researchers. Ayana Byrd Apr 23, 2019 11:42AM ET
STUDY: Increasing Number of Black Doctors Could Save Black Men's Lives Black men have the lowest life expectancy in the United States. A new study examines why a doctor’s race can make all the difference. Ayana Byrd Aug 21, 2018 2:38PM EDT
5 Key Takeaways From That New Report on the Wealth of Black Men “Black boys fare worse than White boys in 99 percent of America.” Kenrya Rankin Mar 19, 2018 5:59PM EDT
STUDY: Cops Routinely Use Disrespectful Language With Black People Stanford University researchers found a new use for police body camera footage. Kenrya Rankin Jun 6, 2017 1:31PM EDT
Two Recent Climate Change Studies Paint A Grim Picture The manmade global catastrophe is already influencing extreme weather—and that includes in the Arctic, where sea ice is melting rapidly. Yessenia Funes Apr 25, 2017 12:21PM EDT
STUDY: Uber And Lyft Drivers Discriminate Based on Passenger Race “The study has found major areas of racial discrimination within this new industry. It’s quite concerning.” Kenrya Rankin Oct 31, 2016 3:24PM EDT
Brian Banks on Brock Turner's Sexual Assault Sentence: 'It's a Case Of Privilege' Banks, a former football player who served six years in prison after being convicted for a now-recanted sexual assault, spoke to the New York Daily News about how the ex-Stanford University student’s lenient sentence embodies White privilege. Sameer Rao Jun 7, 2016 11:52AM EDT
Study: Gender Impacts Racial Identity for Biracial People The study also found that religion and socioeconomic status also matter. Kenrya Rankin Jan 29, 2016 2:03PM EST
New Research: White Voter Support for Fewer Prisoners Depends On Who's Locked Up Showing them evidence of racial disparities may not motivate white people to join the cause and fight inequality, new research says. Carla Murphy Aug 7, 2014 12:09PM EDT
