The House and Senate have reached a deal to re-authorize the Patriot Act. What do you think?

DAHLONEGA, GA—According to half-blood Cherokee and local carpenter Jonathan Palmer, his children are worried about making new friends in Oklahoma.

DETROIT—With the passing of Rosa Parks, America has also buried the long, hard struggle for racial equality.

The French police have taken 22 young people into custody after more than a week of riots in a northeastern suburb of Paris. What do ...

Recent analysis of FBI documents indicates that the bureau has abused its powers of surveillance since Sept. 11th, 2001. What do you think?

Polls conducted by NBC have Bush's approval rating with African-Americans at 2 percent with a 2 percent margin of error. What do you think?

Malcolm X: 'I Also Have A Dream'

A recent study shows that most Americans do not have a problem with racial profiling by law enforcement officers. What do you think?

WASHINGTON, DC—Protesting years of discriminatory treatment at the hands of America's restaurants and stores, an estimated 800,000 shirtless and shoeless citizens marched ...

DC—The Million Robot March, an orderly demonstration for increased rights for cyber-mechanical servants, was attended by exactly 1 million robots Sunday. "Statement: We demand ...

National Guard Mobilized For Integration Of Negro Into Supreme Court

Most security personnel defend the use of Tasers, but Amnesty International said that there have been more than 100 Taser-related deaths since 2001. What do ...

WASHINGTON, DC—AFL-CIO vice president Linda Chavez-Thompson, representing the American Federation of Interrogation Torturers, released a statement Monday deriding the CIA's "extraordinary rendition" program ...

ATLANTA—Every member of the racially diverse Pryor Road postal station's staff was required to attend a multiculturalism-sensitivity seminar Monday.

According to Amnesty International, the U.S. is no longer the world's human-rights leader. What do you think?

Last week, the Supreme Court upheld the right of universities to keep admissions policies that incorporate race largely intact. What do you think?

WASHINGTON, DC—Assuming that there must be a good reason for the order, U.S. citizens lined up at elementary schools and community centers across ...

WASHINGTON, DC—Against strenuous objections from his advisors, President Bush began a hunger strike Monday to protest human-rights abuses in Nepal, vowing to subsist solely ...

SAN FRANCISCO—Steve Bern hopes his dry cleaner does not think he is supporting the exploitation of her people with his 'Made In China' tags.