The Supreme Court’s most enduring ruling on race is not 1954’s Brown vs. Board of Education but a 1974 decision, Milliken v.

Boston began requiring real estate developers to consider how their projects could hurt residents historically discriminated against in housing and take steps to reduce those impacts.

Scott Turner has announced the rescinding of the Affirmative Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule from the Obama and Biden ...

A production partly aimed at students that highlights Tampa’s history in the civil rights movement lands at a time when the ...

Photographer Andrew Feiler documented the last remaining Rosenwald Schools built to educate Black children during segregation ...

Racial segregation remains common in US schools, 70 years after federal legislation formally outlawed segregation by race.

The xenophobic, bigoted, and cruel policies of the Trump administration are bringing back traumatic memories of American ...

Emails show that guards moved at least one man to segregation for allegedly attempting to incite a riot due to conditions ...

Our fear is that chaos created by the EOs will result in a broad retreat not just from illegal preferences and quotas, but ...

Recent studies clearly link adult playfulness to mental health benefits. These include enhanced creativity, better social ...

A study explores whether merging schools could help integrate schools. One school could offer kindergarten through second ...