Race & Ethnicity

Some parents of kids in city schools firmly in favor of the police presence.

Group organizers push for stronger community ties to help bring an end to the rampant gunfire that claims victims almost daily.

Artist John Dowell mixes personal memory and American history in his surreal vision of cotton, now at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.

Guest: Dolly Chugh We are all biased — so social scientists tell us. Even the most well-intentioned ...

Therapists treating depression use the method involving intentional goal setting to increase cognitive, social and physical activity.

Girard College celebrated 50 years of being open to students of color Tuesday by honoring the school’s first black and Asian-American students.

When Serena Williams told the umpire at the U.S. Open final that he owed her an apology and then she got penalized for her words, Breea Willingham could relate.

At a press conference Sunday, some employees said racism played a role in their alleged mistreatment.

NPR examined Trump's Twitter feed between and June 1 and Labor Day. It provided a snapshot of a president who directs venomous tirades at black public figures who bash him

For Native Americans, the school has become a symbol of intergenerational trauma, but also a testament to the strength, spirit and resilience of their cultures.

Guests: Jeffrey Rosen, Adam Serwer, Tyler Tynes We’re going to delve into some of the biggest stories of the la ...

A Pennsylvania Republican official who referred to black NFL players who kneel during the national anthem as "baboons" in a Facebook post has resigned.

The first time Ora Washington made it into a hall of fame, all did not go according to plan.

Amid the gospel, personal reflections and grief were calls to register and turnout to vote.

Hopewell Furnace National Site has been unearthing its African-American history.