Associated Press reporter Jesse Washington digs into whether African Americans are committed to the president because of their hard-luck history of slavery and mistreatment in America.
Associated Press reporter Jesse Washington investigates whether race relations have improved since President Obama's election and term up until this point.
That people share attacks on social media is unfortunate, but also helpful in the end.
Joshua Hornsby's daughter Ja'Nae, who was 9 years old, was among seven people found dead on Monday.
By pleading the Fifth, the person at the scandal's center didn't quell the uproar.
The 104-year-old organization is working to dispel myths that it's black-only and mired in the past.
On the African Union's 50th anniversary, ethnic strife and economic competition remain barriers to peace.
Tracing Your Roots: A black reader wonders about a DNA test that turned up Orcadian roots.
100 Amazing Facts About the Negro: A paper's call for blacks to support the WWII effort had a twist.
Mixing Dad's advice with sound financial planning can help us regain stability.
