CLEVELAND, Ohio — During a protest scene in “Suffs,” a character unfurls a banner that says, “We Must Fight For Democracy.” ...

Learn about Sojourner Truth's enduring impact on women's rights and her focus on justice for marginalized voices in the ...

Wearing purple, the color of women’s suffrage, League of Women Voters members spoke out at the Capitol Monday about what members have called a slate of damaging draft legislation regarding ...

MANILA, Philippines — Two former Supreme Court (SC) justices gave different views on proposals to ban political dynasties, with one saying “the ideal law” should prohibit relatives up to the fourth ...

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama announces he will run for the office of president of the United States in front of the Old State Capitol building in Springfield on Feb. 10, 2007. (Milbert O. Brown/Chicago ...

Actors' Shakespeare Project's production of the Louisa May Alcott classic imagines a Jo who more closely resembles Alcott herself.

A relatively unknown, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was a Baltimore native born in the early 1800s who fought for voting rights, women's rights and an end to slavery.

Local Black businessmen organized in 1865 after learning about the language proposed for a Colorado constitution. They ...

Altham St James' Primary School pupils impressed with work on Lydia Becker, Hyndburn Council says.

Meet New York’s enigmatic new archbishop, Ronald Hicks.

The U.S. has a rich history of protesting. One of the first freedoms the founding fathers decided to protect was freedom of ...

A relatively unknown, Francis Ellen Watkins Harper was a Baltimore native born in the early 1800s who fought for voting rights, women's rights and an end to slavery.