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Kentucky students rallied against bills that would limit discussions of race in the classroom at the state Capitol on Thursday.

Kentucky grew more diverse in the past decade as white population declined in 2020, according to data released by the Census Bureau on Aug 12.

The one-person virtual show “Where Did We Sit on the Bus?” streams via Actors Theatre Direct through May 31.

The billboard in Paducah shows a picture of Paducah Public Schools Superintendent Donald Shively in blackface and states “race is not a costume.”

Fischer released a plan addressing public safety, children and families, Black employment and wealth, housing and neighborhood investment.

The three-part series traces the history and lasting impact of slavery in America by looking at how the institution unfolded in Kentucky.

Cris Eli Blak’s play “For Liberty, For Justice, For All” will be live streamed Thursday as part of “Regina Taylor's VOTE!” theater festival.

Louisville residents can speak with members of the judiciary at a free event Thursday night focused on race and the courts.

Six youth talk shows are planned this year as part of The Next Louisville. This one features four young people talking about race and identity.

On January 24, WFPL broadcast a community conversation about the play 'Pipeline' and the bigger issues it addresses. It was recorded live at Actors Theatre.