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Growing up in a vibrant black community in Arkansas during segregation, Greg Hodge developed a series of lifelong questions about race relations in America.

Before Hurricane Katrina struck in 2004, ‘The East’ community in New Orleans was an ethnically diverse neighborhood of African Americans, Vietnamese and Latinos and...

Greensboro’s racial and economic inequalities have contributed to a situation where three-quarters of African-American youth are in poverty.

Funded in part by a $1.2 million dollar grant through the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Fair Food Network’s Double Up Food Bucks program allows SNAP recipients to double the...

Film director and educator Shakti Butler, who serves as executive director of World Trust in Oakland, California, has strong opinions on the state of racial dialogue in...