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More than 100 members of the Crown Heights Hasidic community took to Eastern Parkway almost 30 years after racial tensions caused riots in the neighborhood

If you have personal or professional conflicts on Election Day that prevent you from voting, you can do so early and get it out of the way!

Evers' grandson, Daniel Evers-Everette, along with Center for Black Literature Founder Dr. Brenda Greene and hip hop artist Talib Kweli will speak

Establishment candidates versus upstart progressives is a common theme running through several races.

Members of the public are invited to provide written testimony for a video hearing

NFFF 2020 will be one of the only virtual film festival spotlighting independent filmmakers of color from all over the world

While a growing number of pols favor cutting police funding, ideas about where to slash the budget and how to redirect the funds vary widely.

In her debut book, Vivian Conan documents her journey dealing with dissociative identity disorder as a child to her eventual diagnosis at 46 and subsequent healing

By: Thomas Mould , Butler University When Americans talk about people receiving public assistance — food stamps, disability, unemployment payments and other government help — they often have stereotypes and inaccurate perceptions of who t

COVID-19 forces Wright to change her campaigning style, as she squares off against progressive opponents.