As the case for reparations gains momentum, Katherine Franke’s “Repair” reminds us of when they were almost made possible.

Only one Republican backed the legislation crafted to combat voter suppression that has proliferated since a 2013 Supreme Court ruling.

The campaign had been divisive, with accusations of racism against the group who claimed the name change had been improperly handled.

If Joe Biden is a “moderate,” the adjective obscures grim realities.

As this Fourth of July rolls around, how do we love and celebrate a country that’s so obviously flawed? The answer is in the movements.

During a heated Democratic debate, the California senator confronts the former vice president over his opposition to busing and more.

The struggle—far from finished—was never as finite or clear-cut as the myth that persists in our collective memory.

His obsession with foreign communism blinded him to U.S. domestic needs. It's time for Americans to stop mythologizing a reckless president.

As revealed by a FAIR survey, reporting by the paper of record suggests that only white Christians may use violence to defend themselves.