How Donald Trump's Travel Ban Attempts Have Deeply Wounded Black Families And Individuals
Thousands of Black refugees have been affected by President Trump’s travel ban. Here are their stories.
From Grief to Grace: Overcoming Pain With Forgiveness
The murders of nine church members during Bible study in Charleston, South Carolina, shook our nation and the world this year. Now the victims familes share why forgiveness was their only option.
Black Girl Wonder: Bree Newsome on What's Next for Her in the Movement
Bree Newsome made history when she removed the Confederate flag from outside the South Carolina statehouse. The 30-year-old activist tells us why civil disobedience is more necessary than ever.
The Latest Assault on Your Voting Rights
Rosanell Eaton was born on her family’s farm in Louisburg, North Carolina, on April 14, 1922. As soon as she became eligible, she asked her mother to take her to the county courthouse so she could register to vote.
After Avonte: One Mother's Search For Answers and Peace
Months after a teen's disappearance mobilized a citywide search and raised questions about the safety measures schools should take for children with autism, a mother still seeks answers
