Social Issues

Four women share their struggles with racial identity
From the APM Reports series, "Historically Black," an exploration of black identity and a spotlight on African American love stories.
Cultural impact of the Indian Adoption Project still felt today
A new documentary follows the cultural, emotional impact the government's Indian Adoption Project had in the decades after World War II. It's called "Stolen Childhoods."
Demonstrators march through Minneapolis in support of immigrants
Minneapolis police say around 2000 people are marching through downtown to support immigrants and refugee, following President Trump's now-blocked executive order.
Longtime Mpls. public housing chief leaves job, but not mission
For 25 years, Cora McCorvey has essentially been the landlady for tens of thousands of Minneapolis public housing residents. Friday's her last day running the housing authority, but she plans to continue advocating for public housing.
'Baba, when are you coming?' For immigrant families in limbo, the waiting becomes indefinite
Immigrants, refugees and their families in Minnesota and abroad have been scrambling since Friday to navigate the deep uncertainty that has taken hold in their lives, as families desperate to reunite sort through the questions and the chaos.
There's a long, ignominious trail of bans, registries and forced relocation
The travel ban imposed by the president a week ago on people from seven Muslim-majority countries is only the latest executive order through the years grounded in race, ethnicity or country of origin.