Good News About Racial Justice

Immigrants are often derided for crossing the border without authorization or “taking jobs” from U.S. citizens. But research tells a different story.

The singer’s “Be Human: A Concert for Minnesota” benefits The Advocates For Human Rights, a nonprofit in Minneapolis that provides legal aid to people detained by ICE.

The singer invited the activist group on stage at her concert over the weekend, which also doubled as a fundraiser for a local human rights organization.

The Bond Between has been a safe haven for pets left to fend for themselves after their owners were detained — as well as a provider of resources for those afraid to leave their homes.

The protest song has taken over social media as thousands of Minnesotans sing in the streets.

Even though Clarence “Taffy” Abel isn't the most notable figure in hockey history, his story impacts the sport today.

The group is hosting sing-alongs across the country to help people learn their catalogue of songs.

Some of protest music’s power has to do with singing itself. Making music in a group creates a tangible sense of community and collective purpose.

What started in California is now a growing movement that empowers Latina women and gives back to immigrant neighbors.

The red knitted hats have gone viral across the crafting corners of the internet as a symbol of resistance against ICE.

Moms in Minneapolis are donating diapers, food, and time to help families who have been ripped apart by ICE.

The group, Singing Resistance, has mobilized thousands to use their voice — and the occasional tambourine.