Author: Marc Ramirez, USA TODAY

Attorney Ben Crump said he would sue the NYPD and other government agencies for $100 million in the assassination of civil rights activist Malcolm X.

An advertising campaign focused on bystander intervention aims to curb hate and harassment, prompted by a wave of anti-Asian attacks nationwide.

Arabs and Latinos could gain the ability to self-identify as such under proposed federal guidelines aimed at reflecting the nation’s true diversity.

RowVaughn and Rodney Wells, the parents of Tyre Nichols, will attend the State of the Union. Michael Brown’s father will also attend.

As a growing number of U.S. institutions adopt statements acknowledging their roots on Indigenous lands, some, like Vanderbilt University, resist.

Some advocates are worried about a growing mental health crisis as more Asian Americans fear violent attacks in their communities.

In a letter to the College Board, Florida said it would turn down a planned AP African American Studies course being piloted around the country.

President Biden made Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders a priority, but hate crimes and faulty data are among remaining issues.

As COVID-19 testing mandates for travelers entering the U.S. from China take effect, some worry they could prompt a rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.