Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry

While the overturning of Cosby’s conviction is seen as a legal victory by some, it’s seen as an injustice by others.

Character actor Colman Domingo stars in "Zola" as an intimidating pimp, a departure from the range of compassionate figures he’s played in recent years.

On Thursday, in a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court’s conservative justices ruled to uphold two voting laws in Arizona that critics say target voters of color.

In June, Congressman Joseph Morelle of New York filed the Fair Repair Act with Congress.

This comes just a month after the comedian was denied parole, due in part for refusing to participate in a program for sexually violent offenders. 

Has our year of collective consciousness affected how we define, create, and consume personal beauty? 

Plus, a look at the incalculable toll of highways and other infrastructure projects on Black communities and low-income communities throughout history. 

This month, many Black TikTok creators have staged a strike to call attention to the frequent appropriation of Black-created dances by white users on the app. 

Ethiopia’s government has declared an immediate ceasefire in the Tigray region, where a conflict has been raging since last November. 

Gen. Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, set off a firestorm last week after he endorsed the use of critical race theory, saying he wants to understand “white rage.” 

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland will be launching an initiative investigating “the loss of human life and the lasting consequences” of former Native American boarding schools.

Guest host Melissa Harris-Perry on the love of Black mothers in light of the Chauvin sentencing.

The novel Luster follows the story of Edie, a woman in her twenties living in Brooklyn who is flailing in her personal and professional life.

Plus, how community organizers are leading the charge with culturally relevant outreach.  

While the general election is still months away, the winner of the Democratic primary is expected to come out on top in November.  

On Wednesday, President Biden laid out his plans for addressing the nationwide rise in violent crime and homicides.

From Illinois to Alabama, a number of states have been hit by devastating tornadoes in recent weeks. 

Earlier this month, TSA airport security screenings went above two million people per day for the first time since March of 2020.

On Wednesday, Supreme Court ruled on behalf of a teenager who posted a vulgar Snapchat after failing to make the varsity cheerleading squad.

Earlier this month, the Nigerian government banned Twitter throughout the country.