Phoenix Ikner, the 20-year-old student arrested following a mass shooting at Florida State University on Thursday, had previously expressed "concerning" views around race and racial justice ...

Nine months before Rosa Parks became an American heroine over her refusal to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery bus, another black woman was arrested for the exact same defiance.

The month of April marks both Black Women's History Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month. While the overlap may have been ...

A few days before Frankie and his friends from the corner recorded the song that made them famous, Rosa Parks was pulled off a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Less than two years later, Frankie danced ...

In the winter of 1955, Montgomery was like every other sinfully segregated city across the South. Then, on Dec. 1, a seamstress named Rosa Parks was arrested for disobeying a racist Alabama law ...

I remember signs just like this one that read ‘white waiting’ and ‘colored waiting’ in Greyhound bus stations in Birmingham, Montgomery ... But Dr. King and Rosa Parks inspired me to ...

In January 1956, amid the disequilibrium of the Montgomery bus boycott, King received a threatening phone call late one night. He went to his kitchen to make coffee, trying to think of how he ...

Susan B. Anthony, Gloria Steinem, Jackie Robinson and Rosa Parks must be either floored or rolling over in their graves knowing that the lifelong mission they took to create gender and racial ...

Among them was a theory that President Joe Biden illegally came into office, “Rosa Parks was in the wrong” and Black people were ruining his neighborhood. “I remember thinking this man ...

Also, boycotts not to spend money for a certain number of days often aren't going to have the same economic impact as a sustained boycott since shoppers will buy before or after the blackout ...

The Citizen Times previously covered the 40-day "Target Fast," which ends April 17, the recent Walmart boycott, and the first "economic blackout," which took place for 24 hours on Feb. 28.