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Why Women Need to Dream

Entrepreneur Renee Redwood explains how daring to dream can change a woman's life.
03/19/2013
02:01

Obama Observes Equal Pay Act

President Obama marks the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, which abolishes wage discrimination based on gender.
06/10/2013
00:58

Verdict Reached in George Zimmerman Case

Trayvon Martin's shooter is found not guilty in a case that sparked a national dialogue about race.
07/13/2013
02:22

Attorney General Talks Trayvon at Delta Centennial

Thousands turn out to hear what the federal government can do in the wake of the George Zimmerman verdict.
07/17/2013
04:02

Trayvon's Parents Push for Justice

Those disappointed in George Zimmerman's acquittal may find solace in knowing that a potential civil case is underway.
07/18/2013
17:41

Obama: "Trayvon Martin Could Have Been Me"

Nearly a week after George Zimmerman's acquittal, the president spoke candidly about his personal connection to the Trayvon Martin case.
07/19/2013
04:06

What You Can Do to Impact the Justice System

People disappointed with the acquittal of George Zimmerman can change things by taking some simple steps.
07/25/2013
03:49

Trayvon Martin's Father Makes Congressional Appeal

Tracy Martin presses Congress for an amendment to prevent people from being profiled and killed.
07/26/2013
05:54

Will Racism Persist in the Next 50 Years?

As many look at how far we've come, Black leaders project 50 years into the future.
08/27/2013
03:17

A Different March for a Different Time

People nationwide honor Dr. King's dream with a march that is different from the original March on Washington.
08/28/2013
07:06

The Battle Against HIV and Discrimination Rages On

Some struggle to fight a war against a deadly disease and the discrimination that comes along with it.
11/27/2013
03:33

Black Europeans Face Familiar Struggles

A ten nation delegation of Black Europeans learn effective ways to combat racism and discrimination.
12/04/2013
03:12

Are Black Groups Too Small to Play for Big Money?

Community groups were once excited about the chance to get funding for mentorship programs, until the rules suddenly changed.
05/15/2014
07:02

Are We Losing Our Civil Rights?

The Civil Rights Act marked a turning point 50 years ago. What's changed since then?
07/02/2014
02:03

Turning Anger Into Action After Michael Brown's Shooting

How can a community outraged over the shooting death of Michael Brown affect change?
08/12/2014
03:39

No Indictment for Michael Brown's Shooter

The officer who fatally shot unarmed teen Michael Brown will not face criminal charges. But as Andre Showell reports, those expecting a trial are now left disappointed.
11/24/2014
04:53

Baltimore Mom: The Untold Story

Her angry beatdown session during the Baltimore uprising was headline news. But as BET's Andre Showell reports, before you judge her, listen to her story.
05/06/2015
01:55

Charleston Massacre Renews Call to Ditch Confederate Flag

As the city of Charleston makes steps toward healing, the call is growing to kiss the Confederate flag goodbye. BET's Andre Showell reports.
06/22/2015
01:20

What President Obama's Visit Means to Black Cubans

As the first family enjoys their official trip to Cuba, the country's Black citizens are hopeful his presence can make a difference.
03/21/2016
01:51

Biking While Black: Family of Teenage Biker Sues After Cop Beats Her Up

A typical bike ride can turn dangerous when you're biking while Black.
05/16/2016
01:16

Teacher Disciplined for Giving Racist Math Quiz on Pimps, Drugs and Drive-bys

Parents express concern after an Alabama teacher gives students a racist math quiz.
06/02/2016
01:15

Black Law Student Says A White Sheriff Deputy Mistook Her For A Defendant

A sheriff's deputy reportedly prevented Brooklyn Crockton from entering a courtroom after allowing other attorneys to enter, saying, "Are you the defendant?"
03/09/2022
01:05

Black Woman Says She Could Not Secure An Interview With Delta Airlines Until She Pretended To Be White

After applying for five years, Regina De'Chabert listed that she was white when she suddenly "received a 2nd interview email."
03/17/2022
01:12

New Sesame Place Video Emerges As Another Parent Complains Of Discrimination and Rev. Jesse Jackson Gets Involved

The first video put a national spotlight on what appeared to be an isolated incident of racism, but new videos may show a pattern of racial bias toward Black children.
08/02/2022
01:00

NJ Woman Shares Viral Video Of Chuck E. Cheese Mascot Allegedly Ignoring Her Child

The mom also wrote the manager “made excuses” and said “she’s ‘sorry I feel that way’ but he didn’t see her, even after showing her the PROOF in the video.”
08/03/2022
01:14

Snubbed Family At Sesame Place ‘Tired Of Talking’ After SeaWorld CEO Is No Show At Scheduled Meeting

"The Browns were finally able to voice their concerns" but were "offered a sandwich and cookies," wrote B'lovory LaMarr, the Brown's attorney in a press release.
09/06/2022
01:22

Black Pregnant Woman Speaks Out After Interaction With A White Nurse

Last month, a video of a white nurse practitioner in Philadelphia accusing a Black pregnant woman of fraud went viral.
11/04/2022
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