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Don Lemon Sexual Assault Case Dropped By Accuser
Nearly three years after lawsuit was filed, plantiff recants due to faulty memory
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Bronx Fire Survivors Are Still Struggling To Recover
Residents say New York City has yet to disperse the millions promised after they were displaced by the tragedy.
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Controversy Followed Kevin Samuels
The “image consultant” gained a cult following by hating women.
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U.S. Pediatricians’ Group To Examine Racist Healthcare Guidelines
In a new policy, the American Academy of Pediatrics says it will work to eliminate “race-based” medicine which often results in health disparities.
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2022 NFL Draft Was Also A Fashion Show
One of football’s biggest nights let the players shine with bold fashion looks
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Before George Floyd, There was Rodney King and The L.A. Riots
30 years ago the Rodney King verdict foreshadowed how police brutality caught on camera doesn’t mean justice for Black people
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Former NAACP-LDF President Calls Out Republican Louie Gohmert’s ‘Anti-Lynching’ Comments
Sherrilyn Ifill–the former leader of the NAACP’s Legal Defense Fund–took to Twitter to blast Gohmert’s ignorant remarks.
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White House Correspondents’ Dinner Returns This Saturday For The First Time In Two Years
Biden, unlike Trump, will participate in the event making it the first time a sitting president has participated since 2016
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Police Decision in Cedric Lofton Case Prompts Advocates To Demand Justice
The 17-year-old Black teenager died in police custody at Kansas juvenile center, leaving community members wanting accountability for the officers involved
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Christopher Schurr Identified As Officer Who Killed Patrick Lyoya
In a written statement, Michigan Police Chief Eric Windstrom publicly released Schurr’s name Monday as the man who shot Lyoya during traffic stop
