First-Year Pitt Students Required To Take Anti-Black Racism Course
First-year Pitt students will be required to take an anti-racism course starting this fall.
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First-year Pitt students will be required to take an anti-racism course starting this fall.
University of Pittsburgh students are taking action against racism.
A local law firm is answering the call for systemic change in the black community.
A crowd of over 100 people are moving through the streets of Wilkinsburg on Juneteenth.
PNC is committing more than $1 billion to help end systemic racism and support black communities.
One of the newly prominent voices in the local civil rights movement says she grew up among routine racism.
Racial injustice was the theme of a prayer vigil hosted by local church leaders in the town of Mars on Wednesday.
When it comes to state economies with the most racial equality, a study ranks Pennsylvania near the bottom of the list.
Many people are protesting in the Pittsburgh area and around the country to end racism, but not everyone who wants to protest can join because of work, childcare or health and safety concerns.
Protests and demonstrations calling for change have been a part of the American landscape for weeks now.
It may be hard for children not to see or hear about what's happening around the country with the protests and conversation about race. KDKA's Kristine Sorensen spoke with an expert about how to talk with kids about it.
Democratic lawmakers in Ohio have proposed legislation to declare racism a public health issue.
Business was reportedly down 40 percent for Asian restaurants in Pittsburgh before Gov. Tom Wolf asked restaurants to move to take-out only.
Bed, Bath & Beyond says it has removed black jack-o-lanterns from its website after receiving complaints the pumpkins resembled blackface.
A Penn State football player shared a controversial letter his teammate received from alumni following a game against Idaho.
Maryland's Highway Administration has removed several road signs for "Negro Mountain" over concerns about racial insensitivity in the name.
Neighbors living in the Perry Hilltop neighborhood say they are fearful after seeing derogatory slurs spray-painted on a parked car.
A Western Pennsylvania man is going viral for wearing "Make Racism Wrong Again" to a local Walmart store.
An Ohio high school student's prom proposal sign referencing black people picking cotton has been condemned by school officials.
Police are still trying to find who was responsible for hanging a black baby doll by a noose from a streetlight in Homewood earlier this year.
Facebook is extending its ban on hate speech to prohibit the promotion and support of white nationalism and white separatism.
UPS workers at a distribution hub in Ohio are suing the company over what they say has been a series of racist acts and discriminatory hiring decisions.
State Rep. Ed Gainey says an apparent racial incident in Pittsburgh's Homewood-Brushton neighborhood is under investigation.
Many students at Slippery Rock University are sad and outraged after finding Black History Month fliers on campus defaced with messages of racism and hate.
A woman from West Mifflin stormed out of a bar in Forward Township on Wednesday night, claiming to be offended by a display that the owner says was meant as a Halloween decoration.
