Social Justice

Democratic governors in 20 states are launching a network intended to strengthen abortion access.

The Division of HIV Health is working to reduce stigma and increase equity — and its name is part of the key.

Gendron pleaded guilty in November to charges including murder and domestic terrorism motivated by hate. The terrorism charge carries an automatic life sentence.

Researchers found that more than half of Republicans believe the country should be a strictly Christian nation.

The racist video showing teenage white girls in blackface was circulated on social media this week.

As part of its book review process, the district is buying books so committees can read them and make recommendations.

Some Kansas City Chiefs fans feel outright alienated every time they see that arrowhead-shaped logo or the so-called “tomahawk chop.”

The family of Tyre Nichols plans to lay him to rest Wednesday, three weeks after he died following a brutal beating by Memphis police.

Here are three things to know about Black History Month.

In the days since Tennessee officials released video footage of Memphis police officers brutally beating Tyre Nichols, law enforcement has faced a new wave of criticism.

In one South Philly neighborhood, community leaders and law enforcement are discussing creating a procedure that supports officers stopping young people and sharing resources.

The idea of a formal commission is backed by activists, Council members, and at least one mayoral candidate.

The State Department program is called the Welcome Corps. The agency aims to line up 10,000 Americans who can help 5,000 refugees during the first year of the program.

One of the goals is to address poverty “in a way that acknowledges the root,” an organizer said.

Hundreds of tires, a deflated soccer ball, and a bag of bones are just some of the items cleaned up as part of the King Day of Service in North Philadelphia.