After nearly a decade with chronic kidney disease, Tammy Edwards, a 57-year-old gospel singer from North Carolina, celebrated her kidney transplant: "The good news had to come our way," she said.

Brittany Davis says that for her, Pride is a memorial for people who had to sacrifice their lives just for being human. She uses her music to connect with people and fight for a more inclusive world.

DeShawn and Sharmane Joseph started the Indigenous HOOPS league after a mass shooting impacted their community.

Caitlin Oiye Coon, whose grandparents survived the Japanese American incarceration camps, now serves as archives director at nonprofit Densho which preserves thousands of Japanese American stories.

Hispanic and Native American New Mexicans near Oppenheimer's lab and atomic test bomb site have faced generations of cancer for almost 80 years, and feel forgotten in this chapter of U.S. history.

Tara Dower, 31, made history with the fastest known time (FKT) to complete the Appalachian Trail — beating records for both men and women by finishing the 2,200-mile trail in just under 41 days.

Chloe learned her baby wouldn't survive at 23 weeks. Then Roe v. Wade was overturned.

Eli Bazan and Pasha Ripley were used to hate raining on LGBTQ+ events. So, they came up with a solution.

Quincy and Whitni Henry founded Campfire Coffee in 2020 in Tacoma, WA, fusing their love for coffee and nature to create a business that encourages people of color to enjoy the great outdoors.

Nora Langdon, a Detroit-area grandmother, starting going to the gym at age 65 and is now a powerlifting champ.