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A new $2 million permanent exhibit opening next month at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center will be the first concrete result from a decades-long push to build a civil-rights

A new report from PEN America documents a frightening rise in book bans in public schools—but especially in the Sunshine State.

The longtime chairman is resigning as chairman of Fox and News Corp. as the lawsuits pile up around him.

"What they're worrying about is your kids learning about what white people did." Michael Harriot looks at the changes to school curriculums in places like Florida and Tennessee and finds that states aren't erasing Black history; instead, schools are leaving out white people's role in Black history.

To many people, The Blind Side could be considered a modern classic. But its use of the "White Savior" trope perpetuates real world harm.

A Moms for Liberty rep complained to the San Ramon Valley Unified School District that students were taught white people have no culture.

The '1 Million March 4 Children', a nationwide rally against Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity curriculums in schools, and a counter protest against it, will be taking place at 12:00pm on Wednesday, September 20th

#2023USCHA was a Love Letter to Black Women—and a joyous family reunion for the HIV community. [VIDEOS]

The Fort Wayne Urban League exceeded a goal to put at least 500 banned books in the hands of readers for free.

Yvonne Lee Odom walked into Seacrest High School in 1961, the first Black student to attend an all-white school. Heres what happened on her first day.