“This groundbreaking rule for jury selection will reduce the damage done by racial and ethnic bias to the integrity of our judicial system and to communities of color.”

“A mother came in here and brought her son specifically to show him that a Black man owns this bookstore.”

The gunman allegedly approached the victim in his driveway, said ”go back to your own country” and then opened fire.  

State-level marijuana legality reforms often don’t help African Americans who are frozen out of dispensary ownership. The rapper partners with scholar Erik Nielson for a new Rolling Stone essay that breaks down how to fix the disparity.

Linda Sarsour, Van Jones and five other leading racial justice figures discuss how to push movements forward at Facing Race’s closing plenary.

Washington, Colorado and Florida all have climate initiatives on the ballot today—and all three have the potential to change lives.  

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights examined body-worn camera policies in 50 municipalities. It was not impressed.

The Democratic presidential candidate racked up victories in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington. But he still trails in pledged delegates.

“I don’t know if they’re homeless kids. I know there used to be a lot of heroin addicts around here.”

Chancellor tweeted about the incident, saying he was checking out the property with an eye toward potential ownership when two employees called the police on him. 

Check out the new video, which features the Washington, D.C., native visiting gentrified parts of the city she loves.

After pressure from legislators and activists, the National Park Service is affirming that a lake in Washington should be renamed Howard Lake.