Take Pew Research Center’s new quiz to find out who shares your views on race and equity.

The latest survey from the GenForward Project says even across lines of race and ethnicity, millennials are deeply concerned about the relationship between police and the people they are supposed to serve and protect.

Also, water is wet.

From the food they eat to whether they have children, African Americans are forced to consider the effects of racism at every turn.

They do not care about the lives of Black people.

The National Women’s Law Center’s latest report explores how trauma impacts the trajectories of Asian American and Pacific Islander, Black, Latinx and Native American girls.

The new GenForward survey says: people of color are not here for President Donald Trump or his policies.

Less than half of Republicans think maintaining the free press is important to democracy.

The latest GenForward survey tapped millennials to find out exactly how they feel about the upcoming election.

Conversely, the survey also found that the message of the Black Lives Matter movement may be gaining ground outside of the African-American community.

They are also more likely than other candidates’ supporters to think affirmative action discriminates against White people.

A new survey reveals that Blacks and Whites have vastly different views on the nation’s progress toward racial equality.

Change The Mascot campaign: “Here’s what’s objective fact: Every major tribal organization in America, over 100, have come out and supported changing the name.”

The findings diverge sharply from other recent surveys.

The Pew Research Center survey also revealed that a quarter of Afro-Latinos report their race as “Hispanic.”