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While Black sociologists and historians applaud a new federal law that declares lynching a federal hate crime for its symbolism, they say more intentional

Rev. Esau McCaulley, PhD and "Attribution" host Bob McKinnon have a moving and provocative conversation about poverty and struggle to race and faith.

Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, is sitting before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week.

Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, is sitting before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week.

A spaceflight engineer, a human-rights statistician, and others share their accomplishments and advice.

Through an installation that re-creates an actual bank, with artifacts such as a teller’s window and deposit tables, artist Paul Rucker's “Banking While Black” exhibit shines a spotlight on three Black communities that flourished a century ago, and the mob violence that destroyed them.

A Seattle couple explores museums, restaurants and hikes and then share their experience as part of 'Traveling While Black In Seattle.'

Black Wall Streets once thrived across the United States. This show by renowned artist Paul Rucker explores the conditions that destroyed them.

What’s in a name? NW Film Center becomes PAM CUT, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

While Black women are twice as likely to be infertile than white women, an additional barrier when seeking assistance reproducing — egg and sperm donor