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."

College Board has responded to Florida concerning its rejection of AP African American studies and past communication on the course.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke to award-winning author Kwame Alexander about his new children's book “An American Story” which addresses slavery to help children understand its place in history.

"Start Here" podcast host Brad Mielke discusses Florida schools covering up or removing books not approved under state law restricting race-related curriculums.

Two students at a Catholic high school in Philadelphia who allegedly were responsible for a racist video that showed teenage white girls in blackface “are not present in school” and are being disciplined

Author and ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire joins to talk about his young adult novel and how he wants to inspire ways to work toward change.

Some communities in California have apologized for ousting Black people from their homes decades ago, but many of their relatives say that is not enough as the state explores reparations.

It took former teacher Chimére Smith over two years for a physician to diagnose her with the disease.

Alessandro Hammond and Gabriel Hostin’s nonprofit, Ivy League Mentoring, aims to increase the number of minorities in top institutions, while providing them with academic and societal role models.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced plans to block state colleges from having programs on diversity, equity and inclusion, and critical race theory

American Federation of Teachers Secretary-Treasurer Fedrick Ingram spoke with GMA3 to discuss Gov. Ron DeSantis blocking an AP African-American Studies course.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with attorney Ben Crump about the investigation into Tyre Nichols’ death and the murder charges for all five former Memphis police officers involved.

A Middle Eastern and North African category would be added to U.S. federal surveys and censuses, and changes would be made to how Hispanics are able to self-identify

“It’s time to fund Black feminist movements like we want them to win."

Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones speaks with ABC News' Robin Roberts about the Hulu docuseries based on her recently published book.

ABC News’ Janai Norman spoke to Patrisse Cullors and her attorney about the death of her cousin Keenan Anderson, who was killed by a LAPD officer.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke to Megan Reed, mother of 13-year-old Sinzae Reed who was shot and killed in Columbus, Ohio, and activist Dejuan Sharp as they demand answers from police.

The Department of Justice has reached a nearly $1 million settlement over illegal evictions of Black and Latino renters.

ABC News senior policy reporter Anne Flaherty breaks down what this means for people across the country, and why this became a top priority for Democrats.

Latinas who work full time and year-round make an average of 57 cents on the dollar compared to white, non-Hispanic men, according to the National Women’s Law Center.

A former employee at the Oriental Trading Co. has been sentenced to prison for leaving a noose on a floor scrubber that a Black colleague was set to use

The Jackson family has a history spanning five generations of rodeo champions.

The Jackson Family Rodeo Crew honors family history and the legacy of Black cowboys through rodeo.

Marble Falls, Texas, high school is investigating reports of an alleged racist incident at basketball tournament

The incident at Marble Falls High School in Texas was captured on camera, depicting several students shouting monkey noises as a Black student was shooting free throws.

In the 1950s and 1960s hundreds of Black and Mexican families were forced out of the neighborhood known as Section 14 in Palm Springs, California. Now they are seeking millions in restitution.

Alabama project demonstrates the difficulty of telling complicated U.S. history.

Former Black employees sue Google for racial discrimination

A University of Kentucky student, Sophia Rosing, is set to withdraw from the school after a video went viral showing her using racial slurs towards Kylah Spring.

A trial is underway for two Native Hawaiian men charged with a hate crime in the 2014 beating of a white man who bought a house in their remote village on Maui

"GMA" celebrates Native American Heritage Month by spotlighting the success of a number of TV series and films, and how representation is changing behind the camera.

An FDA panel suggested that pulse oximeters should be improved because they may not give accurate results to people of color.