Race + Diversity

In the 1960s and '70s, Latino activists were fighting for equal rights, education and against police brutality and the Vietnam War. Documents newly released by the CIA confirm long-held suspicions that the federal government was monitoring their activities — sometimes even disrupting them.

Lots of people traveled to Arizona during its early days as a territory, and later as a state. Those people came from many places, and were of many backgrounds — and librarians at the Arizona State Library have been looking into Jewish History, specifically in southern Arizona.

Black people are not usually associated with the great outdoors, it’s often a white endeavor. But, the founder and president of Black Folks Camp Too is here to change that.

Today marks the start of Kwanzaa, a 7-day celebration of African American culture and traditions. The relatively new holiday is celebrated primarily in the U.S., but it's never gotten much attention.

There’s speculation that President-elect Donald Trump's Department of Justice will not continue investigations like the one that’s rocked Phoenix police in recent months

Three Black men who were forced to deplane an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to New York earlier this year have settled a discrimination lawsuit with the company.

Andre Miller, a senior pastor and founder of New Beginnings Christian Church in Mesa, has become an outspoken community advocate for police accountability. But, he told The Show, he's not anti-police.

The Navajo Nation’s first lady is now the top prosecutor in Apache County. Jasmine Blackwater-Nygren was sworn in earlier this week as county attorney.

Kenneth Shirley is CEO and founder of Indigenous Enterprise, a dance troupe that promotes and advances Indigenous culture through the power of powwow song and dance. “I just wanted to bring some positive Indigenous representation to the mainstream audience,” Shirley says

Arizona Sen. Jake Hoffman claims there’s a “widespread culture of discrimination” within the Phoenix Fire Department, which the Republican lawmaker attributes to diversity, equity and inclusion practices he says are part of the department’s hiring and promotion processes.