More than 200,000 Puerto Ricans who served in the US armed forces are invisible in military history. But not forgotten here in Boston, home to the country's only Puerto Rican veterans’ monument.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh will take your questions and discuss Boston Public Schools, his road trip to D.C. with Governor Baker, and more.

At a time of low unemployment for African Americans, educated, well-connected professionals are starting new lives in cities such as Charlotte, N.C.

The city expanded a test prep initiative three years ago to get more black and brown students accepted to the exam schools. It didn't work.

A UCLA report released Friday found that schools are more segregated now than they were before the historic Brown v. Board of Education decision.

Many suburbs in the metro region have joined Boston in being majority people of color, but progress on socioeconomic and political equality has not been as fast.

Pregnancy-related deaths are rising in the United States and the main risk factor is being black, according to new reports.

"Open up the case, period," Bland's sister, Shante Needham, said after seeing a video that Bland made with her cellphone, recording the traffic stop that put her in jail.

June marks 50 years since the Stonewall uprising, conversion therapy is officially banned in Massachusetts and 51 percent of people of color experience discrimination within the LGBTQ community. Those stories and more on our LGBTQ News round table.

Alston was fired after a years-long battle over his racial discrimination allegations.