From the courts to city streets, Black women organizers are proving climate solutions start at the neighborhood level.

Amid SNAP cuts, the founder of Everybody Eats Together is working to create community-based food systems and grocery store ...

Millennial candidates made sweeping gains in rural towns and small cities — making history and achieving several firsts.

F. DuBois Bowman, the 13th president of the historic HBCU, lays out his vision for the future while navigating challenges.

From North Carolina to Mississippi, small businesses work to feed their communities while benefits are paused.

California is the latest state to advance a proposal that could affect Black Americans’ ability to influence elections.

Willis Nelson, a third-generation farmer in eastern Louisiana, was hoping to avoid the worst. The 38-year-old farms 4,000 acres in Sondheimer with his brothers and father. They grow row crops such as ...

Georgia election results are beginning to trickle in. Data from the Georgia secretary of state’s office reported more than ...

Gun violence is trending downward for more than three quarters of cities with the most shootings, according to a new analysis ...

An organization plans to host more gatherings for Spelman, Morehouse and Clark students and raise money for relief efforts.

The African Immigrant Collective wants more Black and African immigrants to involve themselves in the political process.