Labor leaders, politicians and civil rights activists are mourning the death of Alexis Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor and a fierce advocate for workplace equality.

At the TIME100 Gala, legacy, ambition and influence shared the spotlight and, sometimes, the same step-and-repeat.

The Trump administration declined to make Kratsios available for an interview but quoted several examples of what he meant.

Mr. Udé, 60, has long enjoyed a reputation as a pre-eminent dandyist artist; in fact, his portrait appears on the cover of ...

AI images generated by Google were telling Americans ‘that George Washington was Black, or that America's doughboys in World ...

Where are the 92 percent? That has been a persistent question since the presidential election, referring to the Black women who overwhelmingly organized and voted for Kamala Harris and then seemingly ...

President Donald Trump, however, wore an all-blue suit with an American flag pin on his lapel. He sat in the front row during ...

I’ll always remember us this way, and that’s a threat.

A resurfaced clip shows the late Kevin Samuels criticizing Tracee Ellis Ross for preferring younger men, sparking renewed ...

One writer delves into the unseen labor of Black women in fashion media and the fight for more sustainable work practices.

The privilege of an education is important to have. Check out these historical Black women educators who paved the way.

Despite facing systemic barriers in the industry, Black women directors continue to break ground behind the camera.