Good News About Racial Justice

At a time when women were expected to sit in the background, these heroes shattered those restrictions, bravely and unapologetically standing up for what they believed in.

Denials in work applications set Jessie up to fight an important battle for justice for Black educators at a time when many were being pushed out of the teaching profession.

After decades of work for just 13 cents a day, this incarcerated man donated all of his money to support relief efforts in Gaza.

Historian Vicki Crawford explains the contributions of women who influenced King and helped to fuel some of the most significant campaigns of the civil rights era, but whose contributions are not nearly as well known.‍

Legendary Civil Rights leader Malcolm X will be honored at the site of his birth and in the Nebraska Hall of Fame.

The Amache National Historic Site is the newest designated site of the National Parks Service, honoring a painful chapter of American history.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum released new bobblehead mystery boxes to honor Black baseball players during Black History Month.

It's important we don't reduce Martin Luther King Jr. Day to a “day off” or a quote on social media.

There’s no denying that the image of Dr. King has been distorted over time to make his bold, radical message more “palatable.” But by reading his actual words, we can reconnect with his true message.

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A self-proclaimed "radical street librarian" is addressing book deserts by providing free books to areas in Baltimore with limited access.

Madia Willis, Jasmine Hudson and J’Aaron Merchant teamed up with a dream of making holiday decorations more inclusive. Today, they sell products across the U.S.