Too often, there's only one person among the reporters and editors to speak up for diversity.

"This is...one of the fights of a lifetime," says the author of the new book Corporate Citizen?

Just as past public policies created the racial wealth gap, current policy widens it.

Last night, Sen. Elizabeth Warren called out Donald Trump and the GOP for the dog-whistle politics they are playing. Democrats need to amplify her message if they want to win in November.

"Protestors as well as policemen, black and white, gay and straight, Republicans and Democrats, rich and poor: Any human being denied full value, respect and protection must be named and conscientiously reclaimed as an essential part of the family of humankind."

Let’s acknowledge the self-deception at the heart of our racial theater.

We need to celebrate people’s worth when it truly matters the most — during their lives.

America needs strong moral leadership right now, but many of our leaders aren't stepping up to the plate.

Those tasked with enforcing our laws are human beings with a human psyche, just like any other — and the system that isn't working for the communities they serve also isn't working for them.

"The first rule we teach our children as a matter of survival is, 'Be polite and respectful when stopped by the police.' We know that it may not save them anymore than it saved Philando Castile, but we teach them anyway."