The bestselling author of “Crying in H Mart” and the lead singer of the band Japanese Breakfast shares her experience with identity, grief and growing up biracial in the U.S. and Korea.

The stadium played a largely unheralded role in making historic progress.

The NAACP Board of Directors issued an advisory against traveling to Florida, alleging the state has become "hostile toward African Americans" under Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Researchers describe the killing Jordan Neely as vigilantism.

A new bill introduced by Rep. Cori Bush is urging the federal government to issue $14 trillion in Reparations.

The mother of a student in Springfield, Missouri is speaking out after her daughter was suspended after she recorded a video of a teacher using a racial slur in class.

A new study estimates that from 1999 to 2020, there were 1.63 million excess deaths among Black Americans.

Crossword puzzles created by Juliana Pache addresses the lack of diversity in word games by offering fun and engaging clues on Black culture.

Dr. Tamia Potter matched at Vanderbilt University and is making history.

Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander stars including Randall Park, "RuPaul's Drag Race" Season 15 winner, Sasha Colby, Daniel Dae Kim and more share what being AANHPI means to them.

Georgia's Fort Benning renamed Fort Moore after Lt. General Harold G. Moore Jr. and his wife, Julia Moore.

ABC’s Ines De La Cuetara speaks with Guillaume Diop about his activism and historic elevation to “star” dancer.

The average historically Black college and university received 178 times less funding from foundations than the average Ivy League school in 2019, according to a new report on the underfunding of HBCUs released Tuesday

"Nightline" speaks with parents of two autistic men who said the police didn't properly respond to 911 calls and led to tragic endings.

Carolyn Bryant Donham, whose accusations led to murder of Emmett Till, has died at 88.

Studies show that issues with water safety disproportionately impact communities of color. ABC News' Melissa Adan looks at how one town has been battling high levels of arsenic in their water.

Amid bans on teaching controversial topics related to race, Black families have embraced schools that affirm their African American heritage

Pennsylvania police have arrested four men accused of yelling racial slurs at a Black Lehigh University student before chasing him into his dorm.

At least nine officers in Antioch, California are facing a lawsuit after the county DA and the FBI uncovered alleged racist and homophobic text messages between officers.

GOP gov says violent crime made it necessary to expand patrols of Capitol Police

The city of Antioch, California, and at least nine police officers are facing a lawsuit over alleged civil rights violations.

National Urban League says some top threats to democracy hit Black Americans

CDC experts estimate more than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable.

A look at the numbers behind Latin music's recent record-breaking success.

Dad was so inspired by his kids that he also reenlisted!

New York Times bestselling author Tracey Baptiste’s new book “Mermaid and Pirate” features characters of color that connect to a long history Caribbean and African folklore.

Faheem Muhammad wanted his son to learn the importance of land ownership

The Lighthouse/Black Girls Project is trying to help young Black women become their best selves by providing the space and resources to fulfill their potential.

The preliminary estimate is more than 2.5 times California's annual budget.

Black video game developers say there is a major need to have diversity in new game creation and are pushing schools to recruit those future developers.

Over 1,200 demands made to ban or censor books in 2022. A record 2,571 unique books were targeted for censorship in 2022, a 38% increase from 2021.

Minnesota Rep. Ruth Richardson discusses a bill that would create an Office of Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls to address the disparities in missing persons cases.

A previously vetoed proposal advancing in the North Carolina House would restrict how teachers can discuss certain racial topics in the classroom

Latinx, Latino, Latine and Hispanic -- how this ethnic group's label has sparked debate.

White supremacist propaganda reaches all-time high in 2022, according to Anti-Defamation League.

Quincy and Whitni Henry founded Campfire Coffee in 2020 in Tacoma, WA, fusing their love for coffee and nature to create a business that encourages people of color to enjoy the great outdoors.

Coach Adams made an “unacceptable and racially insensitive comment” to a player.

U.S. government says Exxon Mobil violated law failing to take sufficient action.

What reparations may look like or how much Black Californians may be paid,

SNAP kept 4.2 million people out of poverty since the fourth quarter of 2021, with the largest reduction for Black and Hispanic people, according to the Urban Institute

Michael Pugh, president and CEO of Carver Federal Savings Bank, joins ABC News Live to talk about the importance of Black-owned banks.

Willie Price, Clifford Earl Terry and Dr. Carolyn McCaskill join Kyra Phillips to highlight a Gallaudet University art exhibit highlighting works from Black deaf artists.

Florida students are walked out in protest of Gov. Ron DeSantis' race education policies.

ABC News' Morgan Norwood talks to the founder of the Magnus Company, a small toy shop aiming to help kids celebrate Black American culture.

Virginia will review College Board's AP African American studies course amid nationwide debate following Florida's rejection of the course.

A Miami, Florida, preschool is being criticized for an apparent blackface incident.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has suggested the state could sever ties with the College Board after the organization accused state officials of slander and misinformation about the new course.

Garrett Oliver, the organization's founder, talks about his goal to expand diversity in the brewing world.

Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy is expanding Advanced Placement African American Studies courses from one school to 26 in New Jersey

The memo, from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's office, said diversity efforts in hiring "proactively encourage discrimination."