K. Durrell Cowan believes in the African proverb: if children don't feel the love of their village, they will burn it down to feel the warmth. And so he founded his Memphis nonprofit to help kids cope.

Black families are demanding answers after a series of hanging deaths across the U.S., as questions about investigations evoke a painful history of racial terror.

Beau Underwood recommends Bradley Onishi’s American Caesar, examining its warnings about religion, technology, authoritarianism and American democracy.

A PBS film chronicles the disability rights activists whose courage and coalition-building helped secure passage of the ADA in 1990.

AJC Atlanta’s Black/Jewish Coalition continues a legacy of dialogue, education, advocacy, and relationship-building across Black, Jewish, and Jews of Color communities.

Houston church’s first outdoor baptism brought faith, food, and hope to hundreds facing homelessness.

Slavery was criminal. Trump’s Smithsonian review seeks to erase the truth, but history cannot be rewritten.

Bishop Barber urges collective action through faith, justice, and the new Save America Movement series “Amazing Grace.”

Black Baptist leaders mobilize in Chicago to protest federal injustice and call the church into prophetic action.

The story of an Idaho teacher who stood for inclusion, challenged exclusion, and inspired thousands.