Asia
South Africa, India marking 125th anniversary of an incident seen as the Indian independence leader's first act of civil disobedience.
by Haru Mutasa
The Listening Post
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United States
by Creede Newton
Civil Rights19 Apr 2018 20:38 GMT
Recent arrest of two black men at coffee shop highlights deeply-embedded racism against African Americans, analysts say.
Israel19 Apr 2018 17:17 GMT
Local council adopts step against exchange with Israeli military practices synonymous with the occupation of Palestine.
US & Canada04 Apr 2018 15:02 GMT
Some activists are calling for a more radical retelling of the civil rights leader's story.
Singapore04 Apr 2018 09:33 GMT
Li Shengwu, the grandson of Singapore's first PM, discusses LKY's legacy and the future of the wealthy island state.
Reporter's Notebook 03 Apr 2018 05:57 GMT
Decades after King's assassination, the southern US city still faces the racial problems the late civil rights leader fought against.
Women's Rights22 Mar 2018 13:12 GMT
A parliamentary group is drafting revised rules and recommendations to change existing inheritance laws.
Civil Rights20 Mar 2018 20:51 GMT
Created by FBI in 2017, critics say designation broadly targets black activists and first prosecution may have begun.
#BlackHistoryMonth26 Feb 2018 09:32 GMT
From Muhammad Ali to Serena Williams, we examine the African American athletes who have challenged the racial barriers.
Civil Rights21 Feb 2018 16:38 GMT
Civil rights leader Malcolm X was assassinated in New York on February 21, 1965. This is his story.
US & Canada07 Feb 2018 21:09 GMT
Police in Boston unjustly spied on Muslims and African Americans online for years, American Civil Liberties Union says.
Civil Rights30 Dec 2017 16:38 GMT
Activist and writer Erica Garner, the daughter of a New York man who died at the hands of police, died on Saturday.
United States29 Dec 2017 16:36 GMT
Artists, politicians and groups send messages of hope to anti-police brutality campaigner and daughter of Eric Garner.
Politics21 Dec 2017 19:05 GMT
First 'J20' case ends with six defendants exonerated on all charges, but advocates caution many trials remain.
Elections08 Nov 2017 20:22 GMT
One year since the 2016 presidential election, voting rights groups say voters face new barriers at the ballot box.
Racism25 Oct 2017 20:09 GMT
Rights group issues travel advisory over 'troublesome conduct' by airline staff directed at African Americans.
by Mark LeVine
by Lena Afridi
by Danielle Fuentes Morgan
by Aram Goudsouzian