Race & Ethnicity

“One of our main goals," said assistant U.S. attorney Tiana Sampson, "is to start building that trust."

The Carroll Gallery at the Emlen Physick estate displays family photos of Grant Street Beach, the city’s once-segregated beach.

Throughout her lifetime, Paula championed for economic, social and civil rights.

Dexter King was serving as the King Center's chairman at the time of his death.

Hosted by WHYY and NewCORE, the panel discussion sought to highlight the significant contributions made by these often unheralded figures.

Amigos Bakery’s five locations expect big crowds Saturday picking up the traditional sweet bread with a surprise inside.

With photos and audio, a new exhibition highlights Chinese migration to Costa Rica, and how the people and their culture changed over time.

Local artist Maisha Sullivan-Ongoza created the kinara and says she’s elated that the city has finally added the symbol central to Kwanzaa.

Rite Aid said it disagrees with the allegations, though the company is pleased to reach an agreement to resolve the issue

The 1961 Langston Hughes classic returns to Philadelphia through the eyes of Philly native producer, John Graves III.

A weekly radio program has served Philadelphia’s African diaspora for decades. As ‘Africatown’ comes into force, Radio XALAAT’s host looks back.

The fliers said, 'Stand up White Man,' and included an address for a white nationalist website that promotes racist and anti-immigrant ideology.

Edward Mathews sparked outrage in his Mount Laurel community.

Liz Magill joined the presidents from Harvard and MIT in testifying before a House committee on Tuesday.

Trends in hate crimes after a shooting in Vermont this weekend targeted three students of Palestinian descent. Also, cold weather exercise - staying motivated and safe.