When we discuss racial trauma and policing, we often overlook Black officers—caught between two worlds, silently bearing the weight of dual identity and systemic injustice.

This week the nation remembers George Floyd as a victim of police brutality. We don't have to agree about his character to agree that his murder was a symbol of racial injustice.

And we found that Black workers from all faiths are more likely than other racial groups to use their traditions to find meaning and purpose in their work and to feel “called” to their work.

Nearly 40% of Black workers feel comfortable talking about their faith with people at work, the highest of any U.S. racial group, our two recent studies found.But they also risk facing religious ...

Blacks were making rapid progress before the 1960s. Racial preferences didn’t help, and if anything they slowed the improvement.

Trump's 'Black jobs' rhetoric trades on racial stereotypes and fear of immigrants There's no such thing as a Black job. There is no racial qualification for any job and to say that there are Black ...

As such, the racial demographics in construction are 60 percent white, 30 percent Hispanic and 5 percent Black American. ... Opinion: Symbolism won’t persuade Black men to vote for Harris.

Black philanthropy stands as a transformative force for addressing racial and economic inequities. It is about providing more than monetary support. It redefines narratives and empowers ...

WASHINGTON – Louisiana’s solicitor general asked the Supreme Court on Monday to help resolve a conundrum. The state had been sued for not including enough majority-Black districts in its six ...

Black jewelers reflected on the racial justice movement, and on how a wave of support that pushed them forward since 2020 has shifted. Listen to this article · 7:16 min Learn more.