Marking one year since the Boston Marathon bombing, we'll take a look at how fear dictates policy. That, plus the escalating conflict in the Ukraine, the WNBA star Swin Cash on Northwestern's upcoming union vote, and more -- 10am ET, msnbc. read more
College student Cynthia Diaz and two other immigration activists ended their hunger strike pleading for executive action from President Obama, but the #Not1More protest isn't over. msnbc spoke with the Houston mother taking their place outside of the White House. read more
University of Arizona student Cynthia Diaz, who joined "MHP" on Saturday, writes about her hunger strike in protest of her immigrant mother's detention. read more
Journalist Jonathan Chait had a spirited conversation with host Melissa Harris-Perry, a critic of his New York Magazine essay about race in the Obama era. read more
Tennessee's governor may sign a bill that would allow drug-addicted pregnant women to be prosecuted as criminals. Host Melissa Harris-Perry, in an open letter, argues why he shouldn't. read more
Four Houston schools just dropped their American Indian mascots. Why can't Dan Snyder follow suit? Read my open letter to the Washington Redskins owner. read more
Melissa Harris-Perry talks about the debate on the fears we should ignore to preserve freedom and those that should be confronted to strengthen security. Dorian Warren, Linda Sarsour, Richard Cohen and Omar Farah discuss. watch
The MHP table discusses how the election of President Obama lead to the "culmination" of racial angst in the country and assessing where terrorist threats actually come from. watch
A new report released by the Southern Poverty Law Center found that users of StormFront.org, which advocates a "white power" ideology, have been responsible for nearly 100 murders in the last five years. watch
Melissa Harris-Perry's open letter this week goes out to the owner of the Washington football team, Dan Snyder, where she explains why it makes financial sense to change the team's name. watch
North Carolina's Supreme Court is to decide the fate of inmates whose lives were spared by the Racial Justice Act, which permits defendants and inmates to challenge death sentences by presenting statistical evidence of racial bias. Tanya Greene from... watch
The back and forth between Ukraine and Russia continues in spite of an interim agreement reached by diplomatic representatives. NBC's Jim Maceda, Dorian Warren, Nina Khrushcheva, Dafna Linzer and Alexander Motyl discuss. watch
