Civil rights icon John Lewis died five years ago this week, but his example continues to inspire the kind of "good trouble" ...

The demonstration, labeled "Good Trouble Lives On," borrows part of its name from the late Congressman John Lewis, and will involve gatherings across dozens of Illinois cities. Here's what to know ...

The party’s vanguard position got ahead of voters in 2024, and the internal debate now underway reveals an uncertainty on how ...

Beyond the airport and corporate headquarters lies the real ATL—soul food joints where mac and cheese is an art form, hi ...

The choir he created then still lifts their voices today, raising a joyful noise since 1959. Later renamed the Carlton Reese Memorial Unity Choir after a young Miles College student who composed the ...

Social justice advocates are creating a queer history archive that celebrates Bayard Rustin, a major organizer in the Civil ...

Doing a light joke after announcing a heavy premise is always smart, but Che’s brother reference also defuses some objections that might get in the audience’s way of enjoying a bit on a polarizing ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa became the first state to remove gender identity from its civil rights code under a law that took effect Tuesday, meaning transgender and nonbinary residents are no ...

In a New York Times essay, Andrew Sullivan examined how the gay rights movement transformed from civil rights victories to radical gender ideology that has alienated Americans.

It's also used widely in federal civil rights litigation. Thomas' interpretation and feelings toward the 150-year-old law have been conveyed numerous times in past Court decisions.

Years before he became an instant civil rights icon on a literal global platform, Olympian John Carlos had a premonition. “I go back to a vision I had as a young kid,” Carlos said. “I saw that things ...

The gay rights movement, especially in the marriage years, had long asked for simple liberal equality and mutual respect — live and let live. Reform, not revolution.