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Racially Integrated High Schools Often Conceal Segregated Classes, New Study Shows
March 10, 2020By Matt Barnum (Read...
Communities Fight Obesity by Addressing Racism, Poverty
March 5, 2020By Ellen Beck (Read...
Food Apartheid Still Threat to Health, Welfare of Nation’s Blacks, Poor
February 21, 2020Washington Informer Web Staff First of a two-part series (Read...
‘Environmental racism’: New Yorkers of color subjected to more Roundup pesticide than others — Black Institute
February 19, 2020By Shant Shahrigian (Read...
Heather McGhee, author of “The Sum of Us,” on the economic costs of racism
February 15, 2020...
New Study Shows Racism May Shorten Black Americans’ Lifespans
February 6, 2020By Liam Knox (Read...
Report: Where Parents Have More Choice, Schools Appear To Become More Segregated
January 31, 2020By Bob Oakes and Walter Wuthmann (Read...
Congressional Black Caucus Sends Report to Congress on Increase in Suicide Rates of Black Children and Teenagers
January 28, 2020(Read...
A Message from Dr. Gail Christopher on MLK Day 2020
January 20, 2020In a speech delivered at Cornell College, in Vermont Iowa in 1962, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, “I am convinced that men hate each other because they fear each other. They fear each other because they don’t know each other, and they don’t...
On King Day, Attack Rampant Health inequality
January 20, 2020By Daniel E. Dawes Martin Luther King Jr. Day provides Americans with an opportunity to pause and reflect on the civil rights movement —the progress made and the challenges that still linger. As King recognized, there was one form of inequality...