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The ousting of two Black Democrats from the Tennessee House of Representatives makes clear that the US urgently needs to salvage and rebuild a true multiracial democracy.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at University Park, Women's History Month and Penn State Startup Week events at various campuses, and Cirque FLIP Fabrique's "Muse" at Penn State York are among the cultural highlights across Penn State this weekend and next week.

NEW HAVEN, Conn – The New Haven Peoples Center which serves as a home for social justice, labor organizing, education, culture, and peace, was filled to capacity on a cold windy February afternoon as attendees of all ages and walks of life arrived for the 49th annual Peoples World African American...

In The Third Reconstruction, historian Peniel Joseph examines how how the broken promises of racial equality in the past might be fulfilled in the future.

This free public presentation sponsored by UCM’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity is open to all interested individuals

This free public presentation sponsored by UCM’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity is open to all interested individuals

As part of its ongoing effort to bring guest speakers to campus to discuss significant social and economic issues related to justice, health, wellness, and community strength, the University of Central Missouri will present the program, “Rev. Dr. William Barber II, We are Called to Be a Movement.” This free public presentation sponsored by UCM’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity is open to all interested individuals and will take place at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 27, in Hendricks Hall...

Peniel Joseph says the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King is the legacy of a revolutionary — even though that’s not always how King is portrayed.

Scholars say King's message has been misinterpreted over the years by politicians and members of the public, obscuring his anti-racist philosophies and calls to action.

Scholars say King's message has been misinterpreted over the years by politicians and members of the public, obscuring his anti-racist philosophies and calls to action.