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Mayme Agnew Clayton’s collection of artifacts devoted to the history of African-Americans is close to finding a home.

A play at the Black Repertory Theater of Berkeley re-enacted the execution of the convicted killer Stanley Tookie Williams.

The building at 11 Spring Street, one of the most famous canvases in the world for urban artists, will soon be no more. But 45 graffiti artists are staging one last, thoroughly legal, art-making hurrah.

Jimmy Carter’s new book, “Palestine Peace Not Apartheid,” has drawn outrage for its apparent equation of the plight of today’s Palestinians to the former victims of racial separation in South Africa.

Anthony Minghella's new film, "Breaking and Entering," focuses on the clash of cultures that churns beneath the surface of contemporary London.