Rashad Robinson and guests examine the impact of Trump’s executive orders targeting DEI and making everyone "afraid to do anything Black.”

The incident was treated less like a racial harm event that happened to two Black men and more like a “disruption” that happened to the show.

In a month meant to honor resistance to white supremacy, a Black elder publicly cradled one of the most visible modern avatars of racism.

The nine Supreme Court justices voted 6-3 in favor of a ruling that Trump exceeded his authority when imposing sweeping tariffs.

Should the restraining order withstand appeal, the ruling would effectively end Virginia Democrats' bid to redistrict the state’s congressional maps. 

The poll also revealed that 57% of adults strongly or somewhat disapprove of Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.

A federal court ruling striking down the Education Department's DEI directive shows exactly why consolidation has become the preferred tactic.

The racism and disrespect are real in Texas, as the University of Texas adopted policies rooted in anti-Blackness and authoritarian control. 

The lawsuit "targets a decades-old effort to combat the harms of segregation without requiring families to attend integrated schools."

We're right there with you, our fine Canadian friends. We hate the way things are going in the United States right now, too.

For many Black people, the ability to go where they wanted, when they wanted, and on their own dime became a measure of their liberation.

The federal judge who issued the ruling also accused ICE of committing “unlawful, wanton acts,” and called DHS’s actions “shameful.”