Although the 1890 scholars program is reinstated, alumni and advocates are organizing to ensure the survival of historically Black land-grant institutions.

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Many companies, presumably hoping to avoid Trump’s fury, have responded by withdrawing their support for DEI. This reversal ...

Experts say that for the estimated 5.29 million Black migrants living in the United States, the risk of detention and ...

The legislation that would’ve defunded institutions that uphold diversity, equity, and inclusion programs failed to advance ...

The Atlanta mayor touted a long list of accomplishments during his State of the City address as he prepares to run for a ...

Amid the uncertainty of the Trump era, a small group of Black women is stockpiling food and arming themselves to get ready ...

The King Center CEO and daughter of MLK reflects on how the president’s early agenda has impacted Atlanta and beyond.

“Green was censured in a bipartisan vote, but he needs real consequences to demonstrate that no one gets to disrupt the People’s business in lame attempts to derail President Trump’s agenda,” insisted ...

Undocumented workers rebuild America after disasters. Trump’s deportation plan exposes the systemic inequities that leave disaster zones vulnerable.

Housing affordability advocates are worried state lawmakers won't pass any of the bills they've been pushing ahead of Thursday's Crossover Day deadline.