California Will Formally Apologize for Being Complicit in Slavery
California is formally apologizing for past slavery and segregation, demonstrating a commitment to addressing historical racial injustices.
Gov. Newsom signs law to teach Mendez v. Westminster in California schools
Mendez v. Westminster will be mandatory in California schools, acknowledging its role in ending educational segregation and recognizing Latino discrimination.
Gov. Newsom signs law to teach Mendez v. Westminster in California schools
California schools must now teach Mendez v. Westminster, reflecting acknowledgment of Latino discrimination and its role in the civil rights movement.
California Will Formally Apologize for Being Complicit in Slavery
California is formally apologizing for past slavery and segregation, demonstrating a commitment to addressing historical racial injustices.
Gov. Newsom signs law to teach Mendez v. Westminster in California schools
Mendez v. Westminster will be mandatory in California schools, acknowledging its role in ending educational segregation and recognizing Latino discrimination.
Gov. Newsom signs law to teach Mendez v. Westminster in California schools
California schools must now teach Mendez v. Westminster, reflecting acknowledgment of Latino discrimination and its role in the civil rights movement.
James M. Lawson Jr., a Top Strategist for Dr. King, Is Dead at 95
Mr. Lawson was a key civil rights strategist who taught nonviolence techniques and confronted racial injustice, believing in passive acceptance to shock the nation's conscience.
In New Orleans, a Black Beach' Is Being Rescued From the Ruins
Lincoln Beach served as a vital cultural site for Black New Orleanians during segregation, now seeking revitalization after years of neglect.
James M. Lawson Jr., a Top Strategist for Dr. King, Is Dead at 95
Mr. Lawson was a key civil rights strategist who taught nonviolence techniques and confronted racial injustice, believing in passive acceptance to shock the nation's conscience.
In New Orleans, a Black Beach' Is Being Rescued From the Ruins
Lincoln Beach served as a vital cultural site for Black New Orleanians during segregation, now seeking revitalization after years of neglect.
Virginia mom says white students told her Asian American son to sit at 'segregated' table
Teaching sensitive historical topics like segregation should not be turned into games to ensure students understand the seriousness and impact of such issues.
London Catholic school hits back after being called 'socially segregated'
Accusations of social and religious segregation at a prestigious London Catholic school.
Controversy over the selective admission policy favoring faith-based criteria despite socio-economic concerns.
Virginia mom says white students told her Asian American son to sit at 'segregated' table
Teaching sensitive historical topics like segregation should not be turned into games to ensure students understand the seriousness and impact of such issues.
London Catholic school hits back after being called 'socially segregated'
Accusations of social and religious segregation at a prestigious London Catholic school.
Controversy over the selective admission policy favoring faith-based criteria despite socio-economic concerns.
Suburban schools becoming less white, more Latino 70 years after Brown decision
The resegregation of America's public schools in suburbs has increased significantly over the past three decades, with Black and Latino families facing patterns of racial and economic segregation.
J. Gary Cooper, Pathbreaking Marine Leader, Is Dead at 87
J. Gary Cooper, a trailblazing African American leader, overcame segregation to excel in various roles, reflecting the progress of his generation amid racial change.
Council approves renaming bathhouse in honor of Joan Means Khabele - Austin Monitor
City Council approved renaming the bathhouse at Barton Springs Pool to honor Joan Means Khabele for her civil rights activism.
The renaming nomination included documents like a video interview where Khabele shared her experiences with segregation and civil rights activism.
An "Inappropriate" Black History Month Door Display Caused Controversy At A Charlotte High School
Classroom door decorations at West Charlotte High School faced backlash for a segregation theme during Black History Month.
Some saw the classroom decorations as offensive, while others believed they were educational about the realities of segregation.
Prisoners with severe mental health needs spending months in isolation, report finds
Prisoner spent over 800 days in segregation due to self-harm in a damning report on the use of isolation in jails for mental health needs
Prisoners with severe mental health needs should be transferred to secure hospitals within 28 days, but this target is not being met
New York Settles Suit That Said Its Housing Rules Worsened Segregation
New York City has settled a civil rights case by agreeing to change its affordable housing selection process to address segregation concerns.
The city will reduce the percentage of affordable apartments prioritized for residents of the same community district from 50% to 20% until 2029, and then 15% after that.
NYC revamps housing lotto to settle lawsuit that claimed racial 'segregation' - here's what's changing
New York City has agreed to reduce the percentage of affordable housing units reserved for residents in their own neighborhoods from 50% to 20%.
By 2029, the preference for local residents will decrease further to 15%, allowing the majority of new affordable apartments to be offered to residents from other zip codes.
New York City making it easier to live in affordable housing in the neighborhood of your choice
The rules for affordable housing in NYC are changing to make it easier for people to choose the neighborhood they want to live in.
A lawsuit argued that the previous preference given to neighborhood residents perpetuated segregation.
New York Settles Suit That Said Its Housing Rules Worsened Segregation
New York City has settled a civil rights case by agreeing to change its affordable housing selection process to address segregation concerns.
The city will reduce the percentage of affordable apartments prioritized for residents of the same community district from 50% to 20% until 2029, and then 15% after that.
NYC revamps housing lotto to settle lawsuit that claimed racial 'segregation' - here's what's changing
New York City has agreed to reduce the percentage of affordable housing units reserved for residents in their own neighborhoods from 50% to 20%.
By 2029, the preference for local residents will decrease further to 15%, allowing the majority of new affordable apartments to be offered to residents from other zip codes.
New York City making it easier to live in affordable housing in the neighborhood of your choice
The rules for affordable housing in NYC are changing to make it easier for people to choose the neighborhood they want to live in.
A lawsuit argued that the previous preference given to neighborhood residents perpetuated segregation.
Baseball great Reggie Jackson opens up on TV about racism he faced as a player
Reggie Jackson faced racial abuse at Rickwood Field in Birmingham as a young Black player in the 1960s.
Bobby Grier, Who Integrated the Sugar Bowl in 1956, Dies at 91
Bobby Grier, the first Black football player in the postseason Sugar Bowl, faced opposition from Georgia's segregationist governor, highlighting racial tensions in the civil rights era.
Baseball great Reggie Jackson opens up on TV about racism he faced as a player
Reggie Jackson faced racial abuse at Rickwood Field in Birmingham as a young Black player in the 1960s.
Bobby Grier, Who Integrated the Sugar Bowl in 1956, Dies at 91
Bobby Grier, the first Black football player in the postseason Sugar Bowl, faced opposition from Georgia's segregationist governor, highlighting racial tensions in the civil rights era.