The Department of Justice (DOJ) was established in 1870 to uphold and enforce federal law, ensuring justice across the United...

The 119th Congress, sworn in on Jan. 3, has brought significant milestones for women of color, particularly in the Senate...

The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) within the U.S. Education Department, traditionally recognized for ensuring students receive disability services, has...

Reports emerged claiming that Arlington National Cemetery had removed links to web pages dedicated to Black, Hispanic, and female veterans...

In a heated debate, incumbent Mayor Tishaura Jones and her challenger, Alderman Cara Spencer, tackled nearly twenty questions on pressing...

According to Rep. James Clyburn, the move "blindsided" House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, highlighting divisions over how the deal was...

A systematic review published in the Harvard Review of Psychiatry suggests that perinatal interventions rooted in reproductive justice principles can...

A federal appeals court on Friday lifted a nationwide injunction on executive orders aimed at ending government support for diversity,...

The Mississippi chapter of the NAACP is pushing back against a newly proposed redistricting plan, filing a motion on Monday...

Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU) is anticipating reductions in student aid and services as the new administration implements policy changes...