Cops' offensive texts prompt review of thousands of cases
San Francisco district attorney taps retired judges to review cases for possible bias following disclosure of homophobic, racist text messages
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San Francisco district attorney taps retired judges to review cases for possible bias following disclosure of homophobic, racist text messages
Bob Schieffer says that while laws have changed, in too many places racial attitudes have not
Spate of violence targeting immigrants primarily from other African nations has sparked a mass exodus of foreigners from the country
Experts say law not settled on whether people who work in "the most racialized environment in America" can belong to hate groups
Protesters collected and seized incident as sign that university is not a safe place for African-Americans
The University of Oklahoma and a lawyer for its disbanded Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter have agreed no more members would be expelled in connection to a racist chant video
Former Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity member seen chanting racial slurs will speak publicly for the first time since video surfaced
Video included a Ku Klux Klan hood and a caricature of President Barack Obama with large gold teeth, police chief says
Marc Morial tells CBS News civil rights group's 2015 State of Black America report shows gains but also pervasive problems
Alleged racial slur from Florida high school teacher infuriates family, who says punishment doesn't go far enough
Statistics suggest the racist video from SAE at the University of Oklahoma shouldn't have come as a surprise
For students and alumni at Oklahoma University, seeing a video showing fraternity members chanting racist song lyrics has been a nightmare
Video showing frat members' racist chant could end up getting them tossed from school or worse, as school president rails against "bigots"
The chef at the Oklahoma fraternity house called the actions of members seen in a video chanting racist slurs "stupid and selfish"
Mostly white cops overseeing mostly minority communities; questionable uses of force; poor dealings with mentally ill: many say these are nationwide issues