Louisiana voters took a stand for justice during the November election when they moved to end a Jim Crow era law that allowed juries to convict...
Hate seemed to fill news headlines in October. The nation saw the most deadly synagogue attack in the nation’s history in Pennsylvania, a self-proclaimed racist targeted...
Henrietta Lacks was a rural Virginian, wife and mother of five who sought treatment for cervical cancer from John Hopkins University in 1951. The hospital was...
This October, which is Black History Month in Great Britain, those living in the United Kingdom have an additional reason to celebrate. The British Government is...
The chief executive officer of Merck & Company, who is one of only three black Fortune 500 CEOs in the nation, will stay on the job...
Experimental drugs go through research phases called clinical trials before the Food and Drug Administration approves them for general use. Chances are slim, however, that those...
The Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Tribe in Louisiana’s water-logged Isle de Jean Charles are considered America’s first climate refugees. The ocean has claimed the Isle de Jean Charles, a...
