Corporations, billionaires and celebs are shrill champions of social justice causes. Author Musa Al-Gharbi explains how they end up torching the issues instead of solving the problems.

The battle between the two sides has heated up as Unilever prepares to spin off its £15 billion ice-cream business.

Stonington — A group of about 70 area high school students gathered at La Grua Center Thursday for a workshop on social justice and promoting social change. The 45 students from the More Than ...

What social justice issues did these artists rap about in their songs? Did they influence each other in any way? Let’s take a deeper look at the history of hip-hop and how N.W.A., ...

It’s one of the most disturbing trends of our time: people with nothing to say, nothing to contribute, and nothing of ...

There are days where you’re frustrated with what’s happening in D.C. and Congress, but it reignites the fire of why it's ...

Thus, establishing social righteousness basically means establishing social justice. Unfortunately, the English words “righteousness” and “justice” have become separated in common usage.

According to the course description, students will analyze fatness as a form of human difference, subject to privilege and discrimination, and how it intersects with systems of oppression such as ...

Leaders of the diocese said the church on Long Island is still doing substantial social justice work, while also addressing the critical issue of abortion and the pro-life movement.

Benjamin Zephaniah, an author, professor and poet whose work, infused with strong social messages, helped inspire a generation of British poets to find their voices, died on Thursday. He was 65.