Race & Ethnicity

Chief Natosha Norwood Carmine is the first female to head up the Nanticoke tribe in southern Delaware.

I am at once relieved that the Kenney administration made the right decision, and grieved that removing a symbol of brutality does not change the substance of this moment.

Black athletes can serve as powerful symbols in a media culture that otherwise doesn't have many African-Americans, one panelist said.

State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham asked Congressman Thompson to support the passage of a DREAM act.

In the week leading up to Election Day, candidates for Philadelphia District Attorney pound the pavement, seeking votes. A two decade old ...

The centuries-old tradition celebrates lost loved ones with bright colors, music, dance, sweets, and storytelling.

Diversity in the advertising industry is becoming a higher priority for consumer product companies as they try to reach a new generation of customers.

Gov. Tom Wolf visits Philadelphia to outline scope of study to uncover disparities in awarding government contracts.

Christopher Emdin says it's time to do things differently in urban classrooms so students aren't left thinking "You don't get me."

We asked black Americans whether they believe discrimination against black Americans exists in the U.S. today.

A white Philadelphia prisons official has sued the city for discrimination, saying city officials passed him over in favor of a less-experienced black woman.

School district officials in Coatesville held a special meeting where they got an earful from students and parents about recent racist events that rocked the high school.

A new study suggests that African-American women are more likely to suffer from Peripartum Cardiomyopathy and are more likely to worsen before getting better.

The NAACP has decided to hire its interim leader, Derrick Johnson, as its 19th president and CEO.

Since opening seven years ago Las Americas ASPIRA has become a magnet for parents who wants their children to speak Spanish and English.