Was the Queen of Sheba really Black? That description doesn't come from the Bible, research finds, but from an Ethiopian Christian text, the "Kebra Nagast."

Taking part in arts programming can help students develop awareness of social injustice and increase engagement in social action, research finds.

Messages that worked to convince white evangelicals to get the COVID-19 before the shots were available actually stopped working once they came out.

New mothers who lost income during the pandemic and reported feelings of discrimination were less likely to take their infants for their first vaccinations.

More carbon emissions come from white neighborhoods than African American ones, research finds. Here are the factors at play.

A study of the disparities of breast cancer treatments among Indigenous women stresses the need for inclusion of traditional healers in their care.

There's been a lack of breast cancer prediction tools tailored to Black women. A new simple to use online tool changes that.

Social studies education in the US has changed over the last 20-30 years. Why is it so polarizing, and where should schools go from here?

Two factors had an overwhelming influence on the speed of COVID's spread: population density and long-term exposure to air pollution.

The COVID-19 pandemic took a steep toll on Iowans living in both rural communities and larger towns, but in different ways.