An increased number of states legalize cannabis each year, leaving activists, legislators, and industry members grappling with how to shape the fledgling industry. Many are worried about seeing a homogenous,…
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The city of Asheville is taking a big step forward in the reparations process. City leaders announced they have hired a project manager at Tuesday night’s city…
Minneapolis is again considering sweeping changes to the city’s police department more than a year after the failed push to disband the department in the wake of George Floyd’s murder.…
Fine print can include clauses barring minority ownership It’s 2021, but the fine print in some housing deeds still reflects an ugly time when minority homeownership was either explicitly or…
If Army veteran Crystal Ellington had known about the disparity between white service members and service members of color in military discipline, the former special operations Black Hawk helicopter mechanic…
Five centuries on, the Doctrine of Christian Discovery is still being used—underpinning all Indian land law in this nation and across much of the globe. “Kill the Indian, save the…
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Some members of Congress want to ensure that protections are put in place to address ongoing trauma as more information comes to light about the troubled…
Indigenous women are demanding a reshaping of the criminal justice system in a way that values their lives. Abigail Echo-Hawk was part of a small team of researchers at the…
The World Food Programme (WFP) reported that one-in-three Afghans, or 14 million people, are hungry today and two million malnourished children urgently need treatment. Meanwhile, since the beginning of the year,…
U.S. higher education may be the "the envy of the world" to many, but the system of thousands of colleges and universities have historically left behind one group of Americans:…