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Alzheimer’s disease is partly genetic. Studying the genes that delay decline in some may lead to treatments for all.

A white principal in Flagler County, Florida falsely blamed a Black teacher for an assembly singling out Black students for low test scores.

Why do politicians like Tim Scott share so much from their personal lives on the campaign trail? Research shows it boosts popularity and reduces party polarization in people’s views of politicians.

The "Steve Harvey Morning Show" co-host's marital situation is a cautionary tale.

The centrality of the Bible in Black life cannot be overstated, Rev. Osagyefo Sekou writes.

Amid Labor Day, work still remains to ensure federal government jobs are creating real economic advancement for Black people, NAACP President Derrick Jackson and CWA President Claude Cummings write.

The Jim Crow adjacent tactic wreaking havoc on our communities and cannot be tolerated.

We know that the struggle is far from over and, while we’re not where we were, we’re not at all where we need to be.

Reflecting on the overarching characterizations of Cornel West’s presidential ambitions.

The Jan. 6 Capitol riot was actually a counterinsurgency; a response to the movement for Black lives and insurgency of post-1960s advancements, writes Rev. Osagyefo Sekou.

As Republicans struggle to gain the support of minority voters, their first debate featured a chorus of dog whistling on issues of race.

No, the ex-ESPN being called a "sellout" isn't because she identifies as biracial.