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A longtime Indiana University law professor was one of the participants of the original critical race theory workshop held in 1989 and discussed the reason for the practice during a local NAACP event.

Growing California's supply of toddler care options, particularly subsidized preschool, helps the state’s working families, experts say.

Portia Prescott became the new president of the NAACP Colorado Montana Wyoming State-Area Conference on Saturday.

C2EC, created by diversity strategist and former ballet dancer Theresa Ruth Howard, aims to create a learning community with the support, education, and advocacy that organizations and their leaders need to reimagine and reshape the culture and standards of the classical arts.

Instead of across-the-board protection for LGBTQ people in Pennsylvania, it is a community-by-community patchwork.

Companies perform their annual adaptations of famous ballets such as the Nutcracker, but as history shows there are few people of color in lead roles.

The women competing to be Miss America are lawyers, medical students, and actors. Every state except Maine is represented in the pageant.

Some experts worry the pandemic could fuel an increase in preschool suspensions and expulsions.

While many nonprofit organizations struggled to survive during 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic brought in-person fundraising to a screeching halt, Colorado Ballet was fortunate to have thrived.

The Eastern PA Trans Equity Project and the Metropolitan Community Church of the Lehigh Valley honor the victims of anti-trans violence during the Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony in Bethlehem.