Melissa Harris-Perry

Wilfred Labiosa discusses how his organization, Waves Ahead, is working to address the issues that face the older LGBTQ population of Puerto Rico.

For this week’s Deep Dive, Melissa and co-host Dorian Warren use the new film "Passing" as a jumping off point to explore the thorny questions raised by the concept of passing.

We break down the biggest election results from Tuesday, including the gubernatorial race in Virginia and the mayoral election in New York City.

Only five officers have been convicted of crimes in those killings. 

Supreme Court Justices that were once supportive of the far-reaching Texas measure are now expressing skepticism.

On Tuesday of last week, the FDA approved Pfizer’s Covid vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11. Now, the CDC is expected to give the green light in a matter of days.

A look at the private military training centers offering civilians survival skills and artillery instruction in North Carolina and their national implications.

The faculty at the University of Pittsburgh have voted to form a union affiliated with the United Steelworkers, the largest steel union in North America, following years of bottlenecks.

Students are protesting poor housing conditions at the well-known, historically Black university. For Black people, proper housing has been an issue since the country was founded.

A conversation about the college admissions process and the value of higher education with Jeff Selingo, author of the book Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions.

Dr. Imani Woody discusses importance of affirming housing for LGTB-SGL elders and how Mary's House can be a model for more residences like it.

The poll also showed a slight drop in support for the president and vice president. Black Lives Matter Global Network co-founder Alicia Garza discusses the findings.

For our second Deep Dive, progressive scholar, organizer, and media personality Dorian Warren joined our host to explore the very personal system of child care in the United States.

Jaqueline Charles, Caribbean and Haitian correspondent for the Miami Herald, discusses the recent kidnappings of 17 Christian missionaries in Haiti.

An interview with Terence Blanchard, jazz musician, film scorer, 5-time grammy winner, and composer of the Black opera, Fire Shut Up in My Bones, based on Charles Blow’s memoir.

Last week, LEGO — the world’s largest toy maker — announced it would make its toys more gender neutral. We take a look at the pink-blue divide in our toys. 

Political round table with Jessica Taylor and Zach Motellaro about gubernatorial elections, party strategies, key local issues, and more.

The 2020 Census may have significantly undercounted Black people in the U.S., raising very real concerns about fair representation and funding over the next 10 years.