Author: Deborah Barfield Berry, USA TODAY

It’s been 60 years since Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.

Some historic African American sites across the nation are falling into disrepair. The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund seeks to help.

Some lawmakers urge Congress to support more anti-hate bills and tone down divisive rhetoric as racial attacks continue happening across the country.

As more Black women run for office, there’s a growing effort to better train, support and encourage them when they jump into the political arena.

Leaders from HBCUs and Blach churches urged Congress and the Biden administration this week to help protect against increased bomb threats.

The White House plans to turn to churches and community groups to boost vaccination rates in communities of color, especially among young adults.

Voting rights advocates worry a wave of new restrictive election laws could weaken requirements to provide language assistance for some voters.

More than 100 students walked out of Burglund High in Mississippi to protest racial injustice. Their work helped rally young people across the South.