Some schools want to comply and end DEI practices. NJ attorney general says the directive is largely unenforceable

NJ’s party-line system is just one of the barriers to fresh faces

Interview: Patrick Murray, Monmouth University Polling Institute

Attempts to ban books from schools and libraries slam the door on empathy, understanding and growth

Report found 2,500-plus instances of books banned from public schools in 2021-22

Invisibility is an issue when women of color go missing

Rate of incarceration is 12.5 times more for Black residents than for white residents

Jail population has been significantly cut

Historian Junius Williams reflects on the parallels that can be drawn from the events of 100 years ago

Michael Aron goes on the record with New Jersey’s former Assistant Attorney General Elie Honig.

New program will focus on racial and economic justice in Newark and other Audible locations

The Black Community Watchline is a non-emergency helpline allowing people in Middlesex County to report and get counseling for racial violence.

Explaining protests, social justice and police brutality can be a touchy subject for young kids. But one eight-year-old is turning today's issues into a teachable ...

The South Orange-Maplewood school board voted unanimously to settle with Black Parents Workshop to address alleged systemic racism in the district.

As protestors rally for justice, there’s a common rallying cry among them: Defund the police. Adjunct professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, ...

Correspondent Michael Hill sits down with Newark Police Captain Brian O'Hara and Federal Monitor Peter Harvey for a discussion on policing and race relations in ...

Former New Jersey Secretary of State DeForest B. Soaries discusses how the death of George Floyd has touched a nerve in New Jersey.

Kids across New Jersey are living through history: a once-in-a-generation pandemic and a nationwide civil rights outcry.

The federal monitor overseeing the reform of the Newark Police Division says cities and states don't have to wait for the federal government to get ...

This week, Reporters Roundtable examines the events in Minneapolis and across the country.