Nation May 27 These groups feel U.S. race and ethnicity categories still don’t represent them By Terry Tang, Mike Schneider, Associated Press
Nation Feb 27 Student reporters highlight the struggles and triumphs of ‘New Americans’ In "New Americans," more than 30 videos highlight the struggles and triumphs of recent arrivals to the U.S. and their families. By Adelyn Baxter
Nation Nov 12 Ahead of grand jury decision, Michael Brown’s parents testify before UN committee Lesley McSpadden and Michael Brown Sr. joined a delegation that took the events surrounding their son's killing to an international forum, listing several recommendations for the United Nations Committee Against Torture to help "end racial profiling and police brutality against… By Joshua Barajas
Politics Jun 12 Poll shows liberals, conservatives worlds apart not just on politics Liberals and conservatives don’t agree on much when it comes to politics. But it runs even deeper than that, a new Pew Research Center poll finds. The most polarized on the right and left disagree on where to live,… By Domenico Montanaro
World Dec 10 Watch Will flood of Kurdish refugees from Syria increase volatility in Iraq? Will flood of Kurdish refugees from Syria increase volatility in Iraq?…
Oct 01 Watch Rita Moreno reflects on life as an entertainer, stereotype roles in Hollywood Rita Moreno reflects on life as an entertainer, stereotype roles in Hollywood… Continue watching
Oct 01 Watch Rita Moreno reflects on life as an entertainer, stereotype roles in Hollywood By PBS News Hour, Ray Suarez Continue watching
Apr 22 Watch Potential Affirmative Action Policy Changes Focus of Miller Center Debate Academics and analysts discussed whether affirmative action policies should continue to be based on race and ethnicity or changed to reflect a person's class and wealth. Ray Suarez moderated the debate at the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the… Continue watching
Feb 26 Watch Election Renews Focus on Definition of Race With a popular African-American presidential candidate and the increasing influence of Hispanic voters, the 2008 presidential election has brought new attention to minority groups in the U.S. Essayist Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune reflects on how we define race. Continue watching
Apr 05 Ethnicity in Nigeria By PBS News Hour Despite being home to somewhere between 250 and 400 ethnic groups, Nigeria is primarily made up of four main ethnic groups -- Hausa, Fulani, Igbo and Yoruba -- that comprise about 60 percent of the population. Continue reading