The oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Massacre, 109-year-old Viola Fletcher, is a key witness for a national movement gaining momentum.

From the new book “American Whitelash,” Shawn Washington’s story illustrates the hard-won gains of African American activists.

Backstage with "Daily Show" comic (and next host?) Roy Wood Jr. as he refined Tucker Carlson jokes and navigated parties at the White House correspondents’ dinner.

A new Hulu series is the latest version of “The 1619 Project,” a landmark reframing of American history around slavery that triggered a firestorm

An investigation into non-fatal police shootings found that for every five people shot and killed by police in these departments, four others were shot and survived. Those who survive can face serious injuries, emotional trauma and legal fallout.

Police across America are digging through old case files to identify Little’s victims. In Memphis, multiple families have laid claim to the woman Little says he strangled.

Samuel Little was charged with attacking women again and again. But he escaped justice and kept killing.

Samuel Little says he killed 93 people, preying on women from the margins of society. Again and again, police across the country failed to stop him.

The community questions whether the attack reflects underlying ethnic tensions.

In 1969, a group of student athletes wanted to quietly protest against BYU. They were kicked off the team. Would time heal the wounds?

A striking rift has emerged between White House allies who worked to pass the First Step Act and the Justice Department officials now attempting to limit the number of inmates who might benefit from it.

Dorsey, who stars in the new biopic "Harriet," says acting in stories that focus on slavery and racial injustice "does take a bit out of you, but those stories have to be told."

A student painted a rock outside a high school with a racial slur, and the tumult that has followed has divided the community even further.

Days after Guyger’s trial concluded, key witness Joshua Brown was killed in what police attribute to a drug deal gone bad.

A group of experts led by economist William “Sandy” Darity is trying to define who is a “descendant of slavery.”

“There are a lot of people hurt,” the Odessa mayor said.

The two-time NBA MVP is giving a seven-figure donation to cover the cost of Howard’s golf program for six years at a time when similar programs at HBCUs are struggling to survive.

Five years ago, his explosive — and, according to authorities, inaccurate — account of Michael Brown’s death sparked the Black Lives Matter rallying cry “Hands up, don’t shoot!”

The former Newark mayor is one of several Democratic presidential contenders struggling to reconcile their crime-fighting past with modern calls for criminal justice reform.