"Stand your ground" laws, racially skewed school discipline practices and the biased criminal-justice system make it clear that we need a strong U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Jesse Jackson writes at the Chicago Sun-Times.

A legal expert weighs in on the significance of the Florida State Attorney Angela Corey's decision to forgo this step.

And yet we keep hearing about black-on-black crime because it fits the false media narrative.

In an op-ed for the New York Times, Khalil Gibran Muhammad takes on those who suggest that "black people should worry more about the harm they do to themselves and less about how victimized they are by others."