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America's dwindling lesbian bar scene gets another shot at survival in Chicago
The new owners of Nobody's Darling, which was previously known as Joie De Vine, have remodeled the space into an inclusive cocktail bar for queer women.
2 arrested over allegedly defacing BLM mural in California
The Santa Cruz police chief said members of the community “felt this was a personal attack.”
This company is trying to end a prevalent racial disparity
For the past year, Paulana Lamonier has built up a business to provide low-cost swimming education for Black children and adults.
Issa Rae announces marriage by posting gorgeous photos of wedding in France
Rae, 36, has been notably private about her love life, but some speculated in 2019 that she was engaged.
Robert Moses, civil rights activist and education advocate, has died at 86
"What a brilliant, conscious, compassionately active human being," tweeted the Martin Luther King Jr. Center in response to Moses' death.
Ballot language to replace police department gets Minneapolis council's OK
The city has been under pressure to overhaul its policing system following George Floyd’s fatal encounter with former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin last year.
Lil Nas X's provocative ‘Industry Baby’ video is also a nod to the Bail Project
The song is the latest from Nas’ forthcoming full-length album “Montero."
Bust of former KKK leader removed from Tennessee Capitol building
The image of Nathan Bedford Forrest has sparked protests ever since its installation in 1978.
Morgan Wallen, caught using N-word, says he hasn't 'thought about' racism in country music
Following coverage of the incident, Wallen almost immediately saw a 1,220 percent increase in digital album sales and a 327 percent increase in song sales.
Iowa racing announcer goes on racist rant
He said he was outraged that the NFL is considering playing the anthem “for those folks, I guess the darker-toned skin color, I’ll just say, Blacks.”
Jordan Peele’s next movie will be called ‘Nope’
The filmmaker revealed the poster for the film, which will star Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun.
