By CARMEN PAUN, DANIEL PAYNE, RUTH READER and ERIN SCHUMAKER10/31/2024 02:00 PM EDT CONNECTING THE DOTS Researchers studying human health and disease should scrutinize whether taking race and ethnicity into account is appropriate at every stage of their…
When T’Challa steps into the purple-hued ancestral plane in “Black Panther,” standing before generations of Wakandan rulers, he embodies a connection to ancestors that resonates across cultures. Disney’s “Coco” captures…
WASHINGTON — Cori Bush went from helping to lead an informal movement for racial justice to winning two terms as a congresswoman from Missouri, with an office decorated with photographs…
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has been stunning in both its speed and impact. According to data from Goldman Sachs, investment in AI is expected to reach $100 billion in…
Advocates at a city-funded reparations event Saturday urged Boston to suspend a program to build affordable housing on vacant lots in Dorchester and Roxbury that were once owned by Black…
California is often celebrated as a leader in the growing movement for reparations for Black Americans. In 2020, it announced its first-in-the-nation reparations taskforce, which was charged with studying the issue and…
A recent study published in The Lancet’s eClinicalMedicine, along with previous research, suggests a potential link between frequent distressing dreams and nightmares with an increased risk of cognitive decline and…
David Donat Cattin, a member of our Advisory Council, has published an article titled “Violations of Human Rights and Available Remedies under International Law: The Case of the United Arab…
By: Georges Fauriol Much has happened in Haiti over the past two weeks — none of it is reassuring. The Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) fired Prime Minister Garry Conille on November…
Kyiv, Geneva, November 20, 2024 – The adoption of the Law on Legal and Social Protection of the Rights of Victims of Sexual Violence Related to the Aggression of the Russian…