Justice

Caitlyn Jenner’s passport issue highlights the flawed belief that one can retain privilege while navigating marginalized identities.

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump represents Charles Adair’s family in a federal civil rights case against Wyandotte County.

The Movement for Black Lives is building power through the People’s Assembly Project, fostering community governance.

Last week, the Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Colorado cannot bar licensed counselors from engaging in conversion therapy.

A family of Black ranchers in Yoder, Colorado, claims shots were fired at their ranch in a racially motivated attack.

Last month, Druski went viral with a skit depicting a white conservative woman, sparking a debate on comedy limits.

Video footage reveals federal agents lied about a shooting incident with Venezuelan immigrants, raising accountability concerns.

In today’s episode of “Nah, But Seriously,” Pete Hegseth is blocking promotions for Black and female officers.

Many popular Gen Z slang words, rooted in African American Vernacular English, face erasure due to stereotypes.

Trump’s anti-birthright citizenship stance continues, rooted in xenophobia and white supremacy, as SCOTUS hears case.

Attorney Lee Merritt discusses a viral incident where a Texas officer forcibly removed Taneisha Thompson from her car.

Breonna Taylor’s mother spoke out after the DOJ moved to drop charges against officers involved in her death.