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By Stephanie Gonzalez Palumbo Hispanic Heritage Month is a special time for reflection on the struggles, strides and successes the Hispanic community has faced over the years, as they weave a [...]

By Sasha Robinson, ERC Intern I was born white and naive, raised ignorant to the benefits I gained from being white and the issues plaguing minority children: gang violence, drug abuse, poor [...]

  By Melvina Ford, Executive Director of the Equal Rights Center As the stories of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist rant against African Americans attending his team’s [...]

Today is Equal Pay Day in the United States—a day to acknowledge and reflect upon the gender pay gap that currently persists within our borders. April 8, 2014 is not an arbitrary date on the [...]

By Abidjan Walker, Communications Intern Just weeks away from the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, considered the seminal moment of the Civil Rights Movement, America has suffered an [...]