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The issue of poverty in America was lifted up this week as hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of Washington, D.C.

Race, gender, climate politics, environmental extremism, and the vital importance of who you sleep with seems to permeate the entire law-school curriculum and clinic work.

/PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of Juneteenth, Operation HOPE, a national nonprofit dedicated to helping low-and moderate-income Americans thrive in an...

You probably don’t realize it, but over 150 years after the Civil War ended and slavery was abolished, we still have “Badges and Incidents of Slavery” in our country, and we need a “Radical Vision for a Third Reconstruction.” At least, that is what you would be learning as a gullible student at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law, according to a conference held there on Feb. 17 entitled “The Unfinished Work of Abolition.” 

You probably don’t realize it, but over 150 years after the Civil War ended and slavery was abolished, we still have “Badges and Incidents of Slavery” in our country, and we need a “Radical Vision for...

Austin artists, cultural leaders host celebrations of Black culture and events marking the strides made toward equity and the hard work ahead.

Peniel E. Joseph, author of "The Third Reconstruction," joins us this week to discuss how the era from Barack Obama's election to George Floyd's murder compare to the post-Civil War Reconstruction and the Civil Rights movement.

The North Carolina Supreme Court reversed a previous ruling on gerrymandering and gave the GOP free rein to create more voting restrictions.

Historian and author Dr. Peniel Joseph joined "Detroit Today" to discuss what he says is the third wave of the Reconstruction era in the U.S.

Justice Center of Rensselaer County board members are paying tribute to the group’s late co-founder, with a lecture from a leading scholar on racial inequity