Experts say discrimination against Black immigrants is bipartisan and has a long history. Voices of Color explores how policies rooted in anti-Blackness put migrants at risk.

When young, white women go missing, American media pays attention. Yet when Black, Indigenous or Latina women do - they seldom receive the same coverage. Voices of Color unpacks why and the impact on families and communities of color.

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebration of Latino cultures. But some say it commodifies communities while erasing vulnerable members. Check out more of Voices of Color's coverage.

Terror attacks shaped their lives before they were even born. Young Muslims reflect on Islamophobia in a post-9/11 world following the 20th anniversary of the day it stood still. 

July 3rd marks when the CROWN Act first passed, and now 13 states officially ban hair discrimination. Supporters of the natural hair movement say the bill passing federally would be a victory for racial justice. Check out more of Voices of Color's reporting.

After nearly 40 years, Juneteenth is now America's newest federal holiday. But is the country honoring its past without making amends for its transgressions? Learn more from Voices of Color.

Asian Americans are from here, they're growing here. And they're not leaving here. Check out Voices of Color's package highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.

Black voters helped the Democrat win the nomination. Now they form the backbone of his support in key states like Wisconsin.

My grandmother, barred from voting for half her life, died two weeks ago. The sacrifices made by women like her led to this moment.

The conservative leanings of public figures speak to part of the Black male electorate underrepresented in political conversations.

The factors that will shape African American voting turnout on election day, and their political power well beyond.

Amid protests and the coronavirus pandemic, Black women are rallying voters to demand ‘a seat at the table’.

Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign targeted Black Americans to deter from voting, and the battle for the right to vote is just as important in 2020. In Florida, it's COVID that could kept them home.

The pandemic forced the Democratic convention to go virtual, but some feel the party abandons the Black communities that get them elected.

Guardian US reporter Kenya Evelyn travels home to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to find out what Joe Biden and the Democratic party can do to truly earn the votes of Black Americans.

Poverty affects more than 38 million people in America and new research suggests they represent a vast reservoir of votes.

Four in 10 Black and Asian adults reported increase racial tension since the pandemic began, according to a Pew survey. Here's why protests, a recession and pandemic are the source of spikes.

From policy to public response, multiple factors put Black and Latino Americans disproportionately at risk of contracting and dying of Covid-19.

Virginia’s Crown Act goes into effect on Wednesday – and other southern states could follow.

First celebrated in 1865, the holiday marking slavery’s end is both a painful reminder and a celebration of freedom fighters.

The Guardian's Kenya Evelyn explores whether it is time that Juneteenth, a day that millions of African Americans across the US celebrate freedom from slavery, becomes a federal holiday.

Floyd’s struggles resonate with many black Americans and the timing of his killing created a spark that lit this week’s uprising over centuries of racism.

The coronavirus ripped the seams of a facade of American exceptionalism, exposing deep-seeded racial inequality in public health. Now the push to reopen businesses threatens to worsen the blow.

Activists credit the clip with prompting a grand jury request, but many viewers found the images highly distressing.

Losses threaten Caribbean and African nations where travel had become a growing industry, spurred by cultural and heritage links.

Older black people are more likely to die of the virus that their white counterparts – among those lost are prominent black pastors, performers and civil rights activists.

The coronavirus may not discriminate, but our healthcare system does. For many lawmakers and health professionals, fighting the outbreak is a matter of racial justice.

Warren’s candidacy struck an all-too-familiar note for many as hopes faded for a highly qualified contender: ‘What more could she have done?’

From Costa Rica to the Caribbean, beaches are closed and carnivals called off as coronavirus takes a toll on the region.

African American politicians and activists on the right say they’ve found support in the black community through dialogue.

Biden received strong support from African Americans – but the primaries also confirmed black voters aren’t a unified voting bloc

The NBA’s decision to play games in the immediate aftermath of Kobe Bryant’s abrupt passing has sparked a debate over its impact on players’ mental health

Nakate was cropped from a photo with white activists. Now she’s battling for diversity in environmental activism.

TV shows cloud the public view of criminal justice and leave women and people of color out of the creative process, study finds.