If the US paid reparations to descendants of enslaved people, the COVID-19 pandemic wouldn't have hit so hard across racial groups, research finds.

The genetics of inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, in African Americans differ from those in whites, new research finds.

New research uses 133 million tweets to analyze how racially segregated many cities in the United States continue to be.

Poor materials and lack of rigor keep schools from offering rich lessons on Black history, an expert argues. They're missing an opportunity, she says.

New research on racial disparities in COVID-19 mortality highlights the need for public health policies that address structural racism.

In addition to things like cost and access, lack of trust may be why some dog owners avoid taking their pet to the veterinarian.

Low-income families, Black and Hispanic households, and people with children, have been especially vulnerable to energy insecurity in the COVID pandemic.

Punishing criminal participants in the January 6 insurrection could have unintended consequences, as did investigations into the KKK in 1965.

A new study finds Danish and Chinese people taste bitter stuff like broccoli and chocolate differently, suggesting ethnicity may play a role in taste.

Diversity ideology lets whites superficially commit to achieving social justice, but isn't enough to advance equity or inclusion, research shows.