Police officers pull over more black drivers during the day, but not at night, when a "veil of darkness" masks their race.

Reserchers have put together a plan to address the spread of fake news, racism, and stress for life in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Police violence and the toll it takes on black Americans makes the devestation of COVID-19 even worse, argue researchers.

The language Americans use and their support for certain policies like the death penalty indicate who's most likely to dehumanize immigrants.

Black people who believe racism has a big impact on their lives are more likely to seek self-employment, according to new research.

Research finds that people "living near concentration camps... were more likely to conform to the beliefs system of the regime. And we think this was because of cognitive dissonance."

A study of black doctors, nurses, and health care technicians shows that a worker's position within an organization affect how they see racism at work.

Listen in as professor Jason Miller shares the nearly forgotten history of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1966 speech in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Experiencing racial discrimination early in life puts African-American youth at greater risk of accelerated aging, which could signal health issues to come.

Black women's efforts to be strong, self-sacrificing, and emotionless, which researchers call a Superwoman persona, has both protective and negative health effects.