The Voting Rights Act, a crowning achievement of the civil rights movement, turns 60 this week. It’s not in good shape.

A single event didn’t define the American civil rights movement; it was a sustained, courageous fight for equality that ...

Delilah Pierre talks about the evolution of civil rights demonstrations. Tallahassee Community Action Committee’s President, Delilah Pierre shares how the civil rights demonstrations have ...

At Turning Point USA’s Blexit “Liberation Show” in Tampa on July 13, Turning Point USA contributor Brandon Tatum delivered a ...

The Black church has long played a significant role in supporting faith and the fight for Civil Rights in America, with its origins dating back to the first African American congregations in the ...

If the first civil rights movement was defined by three words—"We Shall Overcome"—then the second civil rights movement has been defined by three different words: "Black Lives Matter." ...

From the Antebellum South to the Civil Rights Movement, Black American Women Have Long Told Their Stories Through Quilts In a new exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick ...

Discover the intersection of Black history and disability rights, featuring icons like Sojourner Truth, Brad Lomax, and Lois ...

New poll reveals growing skepticism towards DEI programs as public perception of discrimination wanes. Civil rights advocates ...

Nikole Hannah-Jones and Rashad Robinson warn that viral moments and representation aren’t enough to withstand civil rights rollbacks—and call for new models for lasting impact.

Annette Hubbell wrote a one-woman show. In it, she portrays historical figures – white, like herself, and Black. “It never occurred to me that that might even be an issue,” she said.

The Black church has long played a significant role in supporting faith and the fight for Civil Rights in America, with its origins dating back to the first African American congregations in the ...