Derek Chauvin faces up to 30 years in prison, after being convicted of the African-American man's killing, which set off major US protests against racism last year

While many Jews of color see an enthusiastic embrace of efforts to spur diversity and change, only time will tell whether these commitments endure

Their deaths separated by 10 years, Anne Frank and Emmett Till are connected by historians, filmmakers and playwrights. On Saturday, Frank would have been 92

Vast majority of incidents go unreported, argues Malcolm Hoenlein; intersectionality seen as major driver of latest wave of attacks

Comments by mostly liberal organizations say ruling a first step in addressing police brutality, reforms still needed to tackle systemic racism

Black Lives Matter activists say they have sensed rare taste of justice, but celebrations are dented by more police killings; 'There is a lot of work to be done,' one woman says

Celebrations outside court as former officer convicted of all charges, could face decades in jail for killing that set off heated debate across US and beyond over racism, policing

Emotions running high in Midwestern city, which has become synonymous with huge protests against racial injustice and police brutality that ignited nationwide reckoning last year

Shooting takes place with Minneapolis already on edge, and midway through the trial of the first of four police officers involved in George Floyd’s death

Complicated legacy of Zebulon Vance -- US senator, North Carolina governor, defender of the Jewish people and white supremacist -- is reexamined by a town and its Jewish mayor