Race

Pastor Corey B. Brooks discusses the drawbacks of affirmative action and how his organization is helping young men and women in Chicago.

Two new books shed light on the 1955 lynching that shaped the struggle for justice in the US.

Here’s the full story behind the book that inspired last year’s blockbuster.

17 D.C., Maryland, and Virginia metropolitan area (DMV) high school students participated in a two-day seminar on race and equity.

Entrepreneurial success will be one valuable outcome from addressing wealth and educational disparities faced by African-Americans and Latinos. Universal policies to narrow the racial wealth gap will help to realize the promise that business ownership holds for addressing inequalities.

Despite the difficulties that African American and Latino entrepreneurs face, there are ways that businesses and policymakers can lower the barriers.

The Symposium explores individual, cultural, institutional and structural causes of racial problems, looking towards new and viable solutions. In 2016 the Symposium examined the ways that shifting demographics are likely to affect two key areas: universities and housing. 

There is no better time than now to amplify, or begin, our efforts to realize racial equity.

Bradley Hardy shares insights from his research on income volatility and race.

This glossary ranks the words in order of importance to an overall understanding of the dismantling of structural racism.