Black Lives Matter

Former deputy Sean Grayson has been sentenced to 20 years for the killing of Illinois resident Sonya Massey.

She's been praised for her grace during the moment.

The Atlanta rapper previewed the upcoming track during Plaqueboymax’s recent live stream.

The couple welcomed daughter Kali Love last March.

Yachty aired out his grievances with the foundation on Quenlin Blackwell's YouTube channel.

Gov. Greg Abbott had long signaled that he was in support of a pardon for the man, who has now been released from custody.

Char Grant, Komali Scott-Jones, Afryea Henry-Frontaine and Sheryl Nwosu’s collective mission is simple yet profound: to erase racial inequality in the music industry and usher in equity and equality for Black artists, executives, and communities.

This is one of the priciest payouts ever made in a lawsuit involving mass arrests.

A group of nine educators approached the board of education on June 15 with a proposal to rename slavery as involuntary relocation in second grade classrooms.

Officer Bruce Dyker has resigned after he was put on desk duty for a complaint brought against him last year where he was accused of excessive force.

The family of Jamaican expat Peter Spencer says they are not surprised after it was announced on Tuesday that their son’s shooter would not be facing charges.

A policing project started in 2015 has tracked fatal shootings at the hands of the police across the nation and revealed 2021 to be the highest year yet.

In an exclusive interview with Complex, attorney for the family of Lauren Smith-Fields confirms that they'll be seeking the help of the Department of Justice.

The family of influencer Lauren Smith-Fields is suing the city of Bridgeport in Connecticut for violating their civil rights under the 14th amendment.

Joyce Watkins was granted parole in 2015, but she immediately began taking steps towards clearing her name and getting her 1988 conviction overturned.

Designed by Toronto artist Sydney Mia Gittens, the collection includes a series of T-shirts and a hoodie donning Black Lives Matter-adjacent phrases.

We spoke to Mark Clennon about how he moved to New York City and became an in demand, full-time photographer.

<p>This past Friday was the 57th anniversary of the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous speech “I Have a Dream.” The crowd was huge so we hit the streets to ask people if after all this time they felt anything had changed for Black Americans.<br> </p>