Press conference will be held on the 123rd anniversary of the beginning of the federal proceedings against the foremother of the reparations movement and the first national reparations organization.

Once again, as faith communities across the country gathered for the Sabbath, many are traumatized by another mass shooting conducted in the United States.

Harvard faculty, Cornell William Brooks and Linda J. Bilmes explain how benefits of legislation meant to help all veterans were routinely denied to Black veterans.

Highlights current work being done by Cornell William Brooks, faculty at the HKS Center for Public Leadership and director of the William Monroe Trotter Collaborative for Social Justice.

It’s important to appreciate slavery and the reparations debate, not merely in terms of the deprivation of African Americans, but also the enrichment of America. A part of the Reparations Series.

Cornell William Brooks talks about steps needed for meaningful police reform in light of the April 2021 conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd.