Tag: Segregation

The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., is spotlighting the work of Elizabeth Catlett, an heroic artist once banished by the U.S. government,...

The U.S. is experiencing a racial housing divide that is rooted in generations of government-sanctioned discrimination, as historically redlined communities continue to suffer. Redlining –...

The supreme court unanimously ruled against the NCAA for violating antitrust laws, Las Vegas Raiders' Carl Nassib becomes the first openly gay player on...

Although Miami’s long and tumultuous history of racial inequality has modernized, there’s still room for improvement. “It’s important to understand that even today, Miami is...