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As Election Day approaches, there is one last push to make sure every eligible voter can get to the polls.

For many, the global coronavirus pandemic is the worst health crisis in a generation. From the crisis emerged a focus on another emergency, one ignored for centuries: racism.

Food access is a daily challenge for many people across Southwest Virginia.

2020 has been a year of change for many college students, including Tenysia Rivera.

The book White Fragility attempts to explain why whites cannot talk about racism. Its author claims it's because whites can't help but be racist.

10 News anchors Brittny McGraw, Lindsey Ward and McKinley Strother to answer some questions you may have after watching 20/20 Focus: The Push for Equality

Right now, many are wondering if we’ll ever achieve Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.‘s dream of a nation where people are judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin.

Historians will tell you the importance of looking to the past to understand the current fight for racial equality and justice.

A crucial way to understand systemic racism and its effects on generations is by taking a look at discriminatory housing practices, urban renewal and redlining.

Fighting to preserve history, while creating equality, perhaps no other city in Virginia embodies the commonwealth's identity struggle like Lexington.

Race. It’s a simple, four-letter word that has made its way into many conversations within the last few months.

In our 20/20 Focus: The Push for Equality 10 News reporter Magdala Louissaint spoke with Lynchburg moms from different walks of life who are speaking out about raising black children and the challenges in everyday America.