In this second of two programs celebrating the life and work of the late writer, Bill Moyers revisits a 1988 conference on evil.

It's not just Ferguson -- the War on Terror has reshaped police departments across the country to look like invading armies.

Last week, a federal judge denied a preliminary injunction to block key provisions of the state’s new voting law, widely described as the most onerous in the country.

For the first time in nearly 50 years, Americans will go to the polls without a key protection under the Voting Rights Act. Congress must act to ensure every citizen can freely cast a ballot.

The order to delete the article came from NewsOne's parent company, a business partner to Comcast. The reason? They didn't like what it said.

In order to better the economic circumstances of their constituency, Democrats should do something they have consistently avoided: taking a side in a class war.

The author of Dog Whistle Politics argues that naturalistic assumptions about race mislead liberals in their effort to fathom race’s astringent power, shifting the focus from social dynamics to inherited essences.

On the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, advocates continue to push a bill to restore a key Voting Rights Act protection. Their latest target is Thad Cochran.

Before embracing divisive politics, the Republicans had been closely aligned with the cause of civil rights and had been supporters of equal justice.

Poverty in the US is, in fact, a much larger problem than we think it is, and it’s one that most Americans will face.