Racial Justice

Abandoned Swope Park Lodge Eyed for Native American Center

Building is Vestige of Park’s Segregated Past

Kansas City Bears Racial Scars of Interstate System

Bruce R. Watkins Drive One Example of Uprooting Minority Communities

Cultivating History Pt. 3: Business Success Breeds Resentment

Ku Klux Klan Threats, Suspicious Fires Dog Junius Groves while Depression Ruins “recession-proof” empire after his death

Cultivating History Pt. 2: ‘Potato King’ Thrives Amid Racism

School segregation and lynchings were part of Kansas life as Junius Groves rose to prominence

Cultivating History Pt. 1: ‘Potato King’ Earning New Renown

Former Slave, Junius G. Groves, prospered as Wyandotte County farmer after walking to Kansas from Kentucky

Minority Chambers of Commerce Join Forces on Ward Parkway

'A One-stop Shop for Minority Business'

Border Issue Looms Over Cambio Center Conference in KC

President Biden Signs Executive Order Capping Asylum Claims

For Negro Leagues Museum President, Stat Recognition is Bigger Than Baseball

'America at Her Best'

Chiefs Pound Out a Better Relationship at Arrowhead Stadium

Refurbished Ceremonial Drum Symbolizes Work with American Indian Community Group

Seeking Environmental Justice in Kansas City