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Cutbacks and consolidation have decimated local news coverage — making community media outlets more important than ever.

The Black Lives Matter movement may have harnessed the power of social media, but it doesn’t control it.

Just 12 weeks before the presidential elections, Comedy Central pulled the plug on one of its two Black-hosted late-night daily-comedy programs.

Marking the government’s latest privacy intrusion, CBP wants to ask foreign visitors to the United States for their social-media accounts.

When White men control our media, we’re left with news outlets that participate in making our country unsafe for people of color.

The Bureau is operating this database without any real oversight.

Using tools like facial-recognition technology, law enforcement has found increasingly stealthy and invasive ways to target groups like Black Lives Matter.

The court decision upholding the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules is a critical win for people of color fighting to challenge White supremacy.

Earlier this week, on the CNN show New Day, commentator Harry Houck claimed that Black people are “prone to criminality.”

Why is CNN throwing lucrative contracts and prime time to purveyors of racism and violence? The answer, as always, is money.