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At bottom, the conservative attacks on race-conscious education policies are a political gambit, feeding on white anxiety about status, growing inequality and demographic change.

The Virginia attorney generals office recently has committed itself to investigating discrimination against white and Asian students in a race-conscious Fairfax County effort called the College Partnership Program. The prep

In her new book, My People: Five Decades of Writing About Black Lives, award-winning American journalist and social commentator Charlayne Hunter-Gault reminds us we are all one people. Racism, however potent and profitable, is a social invention. My People is published by HarperCollins.

Here are the places you can find visual tributes to Martin Luther King Jr.

Culture wars, the pandemic and the politicization of public schools obscure the biggest problem facing K-12 education: underfunding.

At the 150th anniversary of the Indian independence leader and philosopher of non-violence, looking back long line of African-American leaders influenced by his ideas.

I am very grateful for those Republican officials who held firm, but so very disappointed that they are even more committed to stealing democracy from so many.

Social Justice Park Sculpture Aims to Promote Unity New artwork promotes a Downtown park’s social justice message. Chris Bournea In one of the most divided times in the nation’s history, a new sculpture in the Discovery District’s Washington Gladden Social Justice Park advances a notion that is in short supply: unity. The piece, Our Single Garment of Destiny, was unveiled on Jan. 18, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. “This is a very important sculpture for us right now,” says the Rev. Tim ...

The True Story Of The 1968 Poor Peoples Campaign Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images By Marina Manoukian/Feb. 11, 2021 1:05 pm EDT The Poor Peoples Campaign was beset by national tragedies. It was preceded by the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and midway through, Robert Kennedys assassination. But despite these devastating events, people from across the country gathered together in Washington, D.C. in 1968 to bring attention to poverty in the United States.  The M...