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.

A new book about American poverty charts how and why the "land of opportunity" thinks about the issue in terms of "Red" and "Blue," or "us" and "them."

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.

If eviction moratoriums had been implemented nationwide on March 1, 2020, the United States would've seen 40% fewer COVID-19 deaths, a paper finds.

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

A new book argues that the US government waged genocidal war against Native Americans from the 1600s to the 1900s.

Boosting an anti-poverty measure called the Earned Income Tax Credit can reduce cases of child neglect, new research finds.

Boosting an anti-poverty measure called the Earned Income Tax Credit can reduce cases of child neglect, new research finds.

An expert breaks down the move towards radicalization and poltical violence. He says that it's an "exceptionally dangerous time" in the US.