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This week, Baltimore was engulfed in violent revolt as citizens took to the street in the wake of the mysterious and disturbing death of Freddie Gray after he’d been taken

In the wake of Baltimore’s recent racial distress, the 20th annual A. Wade Smith Memorial Lecture on Race Relations Wednesday night brought light to the negative stereotyping and policing of black

Scholarship Fund, a National Scholarship and Mentoring Program, is putting a stop to the criminalization of young black men by providing scholarship funding, mentoring, and educational – academic resources to

While there is obvious distrust between young men of color and police in Baltimore, a youth leader in Fresno says relations between those groups are improving here.

The head of D.C.’s public school system, Kaya Henderson, said Mayor Muriel Bowser’s new plan to empower young men of color will help the city avoid a “Baltimore Scenario.”

Shelby County Schools has partnered with an education reform group focused on challenges and trends in educating African-American boys and young men.

(NNPA)–George L. Garrow Jr., chief executive officer of Concerned Black Men National, resigned from his position after 17 years.

Consider these statistics: Slightly more than half of all public schools students are children of color. Yet, despite documented benefits of a racially and ethnically diverse teaching force, no more

How would you like to be remembered, in a word or two? That question was posed by a black man and answered by other black men in a multimedia art

As journalists, we dutifully report on what’s going wrong, from scandals and corruption to natural disasters and social problems.

It’s been called one of the most complex issues in American higher education - the enrollment, disengagement and low degree completion rates for African American males in college.

Growing up during the Jim Crow era in Gulfport, Miss., could have been a major obstacle to overcome for Ronald Lawrence.