Republican Governor Jeff Landry recently signed a law requiring that the Ten Commandments be displayed in Louisiana public school classrooms. This legislation mandates that a
Four months after slamming a Black teenager’s face into the ground, dragging him by his locs and swearing at him, a Columbus, Ohio, police officer
Exactly 85 years after her family was burned out of an all-white neighborhood, the 97-year-old “Grandmother of Juneteenth,” is moving back to the address where
The city of Atlanta has declared June 18 “Takeoff Day.” The honor came at the end of the inaugural The Rocket Foundation Summit 2024 at
The conflict between the Saratoga Black Lives Matter movement and the city of Saratoga Springs has escalated to the New York State Attorney General’s Office.
Pope Francis has recently come under fire for allegedly repeating a homophobic slur, despite having previously issued an apology for using the term. According to
Mikki Allen, the athletic director at Tennessee State University (TSU), has presented a compelling vision to the university’s Board of Trustees, emphasizing the need for
The Supreme Court in Oklahoma rejected the reparations lawsuit brought by the remaining survivors of the infamous Tulsa Race Massacre more than 100 years ago.
History was made in Maryland this past weekend. Bailey Anne Kennedy was crowned Miss Maryland USA 2024; it was the first time a transwoman won
Corey Harris can’t seem to stay out of the headlines. Harris originally went viral for attending a virtual court session while he was driving with
A white father rushed onto the stage and began to push the Black superintendent out of the way so he couldn’t shake his daughter’s hand
The U.S. Department of Labor has taken legal action against South Korean automotive giant Hyundai Motor Co., an auto parts plant, and a staffing agency
A Michigan man went viral for attending a virtual court session while he was driving with a suspended license, but, as more details came out,
Atlanta residents’ patience is growing thin. Late on Friday, May 31, the City of Atlanta confirmed a third main water break occurred within 10 hours.
A former Texas teacher has been accused of filming pornographic videos at school. The videos were allegedly filmed at Adriane Mathews Gary Elementary School in
The term “excited delirium” has been a contentious issue within law enforcement circles and the medical community for decades. It has been used by police
The arrest of a Black teenager on Memorial Day has sparked outrage and led to an administrative review of a Florida police department. The incident,
In a historic move, April Verrett has been elected as the first Black woman to lead the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), America’s second-largest union
North Carolina’s Senate has passed a controversial measure that could see the return of a 1950s antimask law, originally aimed at hate groups like the
Ed Dwight, 90, finally had the opportunity to live out a career milestone as an astronaut. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy selected Dwight as
