Giving voice to all communities
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"Candyman" director Nia DaCosta will also make history as the first Black woman to direct a Marvel Studios picture.
Video of the incident shows the officer grab at the woman's arms as she tries to film him.
While more Americans report spending time outdoors since the pandemic, data shows that those who do are still overwhelmingly White. Earl Hunter, founder of "Black Folks Camp, Too," is on a mission to balance that statistic. Jessi Mitchell has more.
Summer is a traditional time for family reunions, but the one that took place in the Virginia countryside is a little different than most. Though the participants aren't related by blood, they share a common bond – all are descendants of the African diaspora in its many forms and working in the food industry. Michelle Miller reports.
Civil rights leaders and activists gathered on Saturday to call on Congress to pass federal voting rights protections at a rally in Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Hudson & Liesl Tommy join “CBS This Morning” to discuss their critically acclaimed Aretha Franklin biopic "Respect."
Broadway icon joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss her role in the highly anticipated Aretha Franklin biopic "Respect."
Allyson Felix won her 11th Olympic medal at this year's Toyko Games, her first Olympics competing as a mother. Felix joins “CBS This Morning” to talk about her Olympic accomplishments, and what is next for the track star.
"Am I just automatically the criminal? Because that's pretty much how we were treated in that situation," the real estate agent said.
Melvin Berry's case is one of three racial discrimination cases filed by former workers against the electric car maker.
