Katti's Articles
Ending the School-to-Prison Pipeline?
Federal decree in Mississippi may provide the key to stopping harsher suspensions for black students.
Angola 3 Member Wins Court Order
Judge cites racial bias in the case of Albert Woodfox, who's been in solitary for more than 40 years.
Reforming Prison's Harshest Tactic
The Angola 3 case may help change the arbitrary and sometimes abusive use of solitary confinement.
Freedom After 40 Years in Solitary?
Supporters of one of the Angola 3 tell The Root why he might be released this time.
Will Cash-Strapped HBCUs Survive?
Be it from the government, private sector or alumni, some schools need an intervention. And fast.
FAMU Forms Anti-Hazing Panel
Can the committee create a template that can be used to change campus culture?
Revolution Starts at Home, Says Bill Cosby
The legendary artist talks to The Root about his new book and how black folks need to help themselves.
The Making of a President and First Lady
Author Jodi Kantor explores the first couple's evolving partnership in her book, The Obamas.
Holiday Food for Thought From B. Smith
The lifestyle maven and others reflect on the role that Thanksgiving plays in sharing traditions.
College Recruiting: Blacks Squeezed Out
Poor college applicants struggle as strapped schools recruit those who can pay full freight.
