The detective who fired 10 rounds into Breonna Taylor’s apartment as she slept has been terminated by the Louisville Metro P.D. We’ve got five things to know about Brett Hankison.

Jimmy Kimmel apologized in a lengthy statement for offensive impressions he did of Black celebrities in the past, including NBA star Karl Malone, Oprah Winfrey, and Snoop Dogg.

Michelle Obama shared on Twitter what Juneteenth means to her, and revealed how she feels it can be celebrated: using ‘voices and votes’ to bring change to the U.S.

Across the world, people are joining in celebrations, protests, commemorations and more on Juneteenth. See photos from the various events memorializing the important day in American history.

LeBron James, Trevor Noah and Madonna all retweeted Kimberly Jones’ passionate speech about race. Now the activist is explaining why the timing of Trump’s rally was so hurtful.

Usher called upon the federal government to make Juneteenth a national holiday, writing in a breathtaking essay that doing so will remind the nation of “the work America still has to do” in order to create real change.

After years of making a point NOT to join social media, Jennifer Lawrence has finally created a Twitter page in order to use her voice and platform to support Black Lives Matter.

Lonnie Chavis, who plays the younger version of Sterling K. Brown’s character on ‘This Is Us,’ wrote a heartbreaking essay about the fear he has experienced as a ‘young Black boy in Hollywood.’

Ex-Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe has been charged with felony murder and multiple counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks.

During the June 15 episode of ‘The View,’ Meghan McCain weighed in on Rayshard Brooks’ death by Atlanta police, and she called for better training in “de-escalation tactics” for cops.