The Fearless Fund, run by Arian Simone and Ayana Parsons, was sued by an organization led by Edward Blum and is now at the center of a major civil rights fight.
Janell Ross
Janell Ross is the senior correspondent on race and identities for TIME.
Sociologist Patricia Hills Collins won the $1 million Berggruen Philosophy Prize for her decades of work.
Raoul Peck talks about Silver Dollar Road, heirs' property loss, the value of land, and telling nuanced stories.
A new study from NYU researchers examines what, if any, effect identifying who created and who benefits from structural inequality has on bias in children.
As Fani Willis prosecutes Trump and 18 others in Fulton County, Georgia, it's important to understand how central race is to the case, in ways both overt and implicit.
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Jesse Jackson announced that he will step down as the head of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition. He says he will keep working, but as he struggles to speak, America is losing one of its greatest orators.
The tiny island, alongside other Caribbean nations, is expected to request that 10 European countries begin negotiations for reparations.
The end of affirmative action makes it harder to have the diverse professional workforce the country needs.
In 2006, only 96 Black students were admitted to UCLA's freshman class. Their experiences give a window into what happens when affirmative action is banned in admissions.
The influencer and author discusses why pleasure and ease are crucial for those who are fighting for equity and justice.
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A weekend with Memphis drag queen Keleigh Klarke after Tennessee passed a law restricting drag performance.
Brice Timmons, a civil rights lawyer representing Friends of George's, says it violates the First Amendment and targets a particularly vulnerable group of people.
George M. Johnson, author of the frequently banned book All Boys Aren't Blue, says book bans, curriculum bans, and drag show restrictions are all connected.
Dilbert creator Scott Adams called Black Americans a hate group and portrayed white people as victims. He is hardly alone in this racist view.
With Tyre Nichols' parents in attendance, Biden urged Congress to 'do something' about police violence. Experts say he shows compassion but not urgency on the issue.
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