This 94-Year-Old Activist Wants You To Do Something Good for Humankind Today

What I’ve Learned: André De Shields

Artist Paula Whaley Is Changing the Way We View Art, One Sculpture at a Time

Louis Moore Has Spent Decades Getting Black People on Bikes

In Conversation With Faye Wattleton: The Fight for Reproductive Freedom Is Far From Over

Passing the Torch: Black Matriarchs Reflect on the Defining Moments of Their Lives

Dionne Warwick on Twitter, Gospel & Remaining True to Yourself

Tales of Galveston: The Tommie Boudreaux Perspective

Finding His Passion in Sports in the 60s, James Barber Crafts Legacy of Change at SCSU

The Summer Alice Green Demanded Respect

'We Still Have To Fight': Activist's Connection to Juneteenth Runs Deep

Harry Edwards: 'America Has Been Through Worse & Come Out Better'

Adrianne Baughns-Wallace, First Black Anchor in New England, Broke Racial Barriers in Journalism

Larry Callies & the Truth About the American Cowboy

Betty Reid Soskin: 'My Race Was Not a Problem to Me'

Barbara Smith Reflects on Changes Achieved, & Those Still To Be Won

Rev. Amos Brown: 'San Francisco Has Been Living a Lie'

Ruth Simmons on Growing Up During Segregation & the Never-Ending Value of Learning

From Doo-Wop to the Picket Line With Earl Thorpe

Barbara Rodgers: 'They Weren't Quite Ready for Me To Tell Them the Truth'

'Don't Quit. Stay Close to God': How a Black Football Team Made History

NYC Dancer Dollie McLean Became a Force in the Connecticut Art World

Clayborne Carson: 'It Has To Be a Constant Process of Learning'

Louisville Pastor Talks Growing Up in South During Jim Crow Era, Fight for Equality

Daughter of Civil Rights Giant Recounts Christmas Bombing, School Integration Attempt

Urban League Sacramento President Cassandra Jennings Reflects on Life During Civil Rights Movement

Maine Civil Rights Pioneer Shares Experiences With Racism, Renewed Faith

Savannah's First Black Female Mayor Edna Jackson

Civil Rights Leader: Young People Should 'Continue To Fight' for Social Justice

Author Shares Story of Family's Role in Montgomery Bus Boycotts

'I Didn't See Any Black People but Me': Retired Educator Pearlie Harris Reflects on Moving to Greenville

Lawyer During Civil Rights Movement Sees Improvement in Fight for Black Rights

Iowa Native Simon Estes Shares His Experience With Racism

Sac State Professor Dr. Robert Stanley Oden on Fighting for Racial Equality

Otis Johnson Grew Up in Segregated Savannah Before Becoming City's Mayor

A Conversation With Kansas City Legend Alvin Brooks

Riviera Beach Native Dan Calloway Discusses the Past, Present & Future

Former Woolworth Busboy Recounts Memory of A&T Four Sit-In at Greensboro Restaurant

Vermont Activist Plans To Keep Fighting for Racial Justice

Woman Who Fought for Racial Equity as a Freedom Rider Reflects on the Past, Gives Outlook on the Future

Norman C. Francis' Candid Advice on How To Address Racism

Joyce Jackson, First Black Female Journalist on Oklahoma TV, Talks Past, Present & Future of Fight for Social Justice

At 110, Herlda Senhouse Shares Life of Music, Activism & Hope

Youngest Freedom Rider Nearly Killed, Imprisoned in Pursuit of Equality

Fayetteville High School Pioneer Recalls Desegregation in Northwest Arkansas

Wayne Ford's Life & Legacy in Iowa

Birmingham Woman Reflects on Life as Black Nurse, Mom During Civil Rights Movement

Activist Phyllis Bennett Discusses Decades-Long Fight for Racial Equality

A Conversation With Seaside's John Nash

Omaha Woman Reflects on Progression of Racial Justice Decades After Dinner With Martin Luther King Jr.

A Conversation With Award-Winning Civil Rights Leader Mattie Jones

Man Recalls Growing Up in Segregated Schools

Man Who Attended Local High School in the '50s Reflects on Racism He Faced

University of Florida Law School’s First Black Student Reflects on Life as a Civil Rights Trailblazer