Race and Ethnicity

A new study shows that decreasing greenhouse gases alone isn’t enough to save neighborhoods of color from toxic air pollution.

The team behind the Entrepreneurs of Color Fund (EOCF) recently took a look back at positive outcomes and experience working with CDFIs to expand access to capital for underserved businesses.

Students hear a lot of advice about the importance of what they do in high school, but they aren’t all hearing the same guidance. At least, that’s …

When it comes to reducing flood risk, FEMA’s home buyout program is working. It may also be fueling segregation.

A look back to the 19th century puts contemporary cultural appropriation of Indigenous spiritual practices and healing in context.

Black and Hispanic patients are 14% more likely to have judgment language in their home health care notes than are white patients.

“The pervasive influence of the law of slavery on contemporary American law raises hard questions,” says Justin Simard of the Citing Slavery Project.

Tombstones that used the honorifics ‘Mr.’ and ‘Mrs.’ restored a sense of dignity to people who had been denied it in life.

Instead of exacerbating biases with the standard playbook, peer nominations help funders build a more efficient, equitable, and impactful pipeline.

Racial profiling is dehumanizing. Here’s what to do if you witness a person of color being targeted.

As Stop Cop City Protests in Atlanta continue, philanthropy must step up and play a critical role in protecting democracy.

Black and Hispanic breast cancer survivors have more risk of dying from a second cancer than survivors of other racial or ethnic groups.