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“Don’t Say Gay” and CRT Bills Passed by Florida House
Florida House passed two bills prohibiting the teaching of gender and sexuality in primary schools and restricting how Black history is taught.
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3 Men Plea Guilty to Plotting to Disrupt Power Grid and Trigger Race War
Three men, after claiming innocence, have pled guilty to planning an attack on power grids to trigger national unrest in a white supremacist scheme.
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Minneapolis Park Officer Pulls Gun on Black Woman after Seeing Her Gun License
The officer drew his gun on Jenice Hodge during a traffic stop within 60 second of approaching her.
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Dominican Republic Begins Building Border Wall with Haiti
President Luis Abinader says the wall will stop irregular migration of Haitians and put an end to weapon and drug smuggling.
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Texas Police Chief Accused of Using N-Word Amidst Murder Investigation
Castroville Police Chief Jackson has been placed on leave as his use of racial slurs against a murder victim are being investigated.
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Judge Overturns Conviction of Florida Cop Who Shot Autistic Man’s Caretaker
Jonathan Aledda’s misdemeanor charge from the 2016 shooting of Charles Kinsey has been overturned by the appeals court due to a missing testimony.
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New Assessment for Texas Teachers May Threaten Diversity in the Classroom
A new assessment for prospective teachers in Texas has shown disparities in how well Black candidates perform versus white candidates.
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Oregon Man Charged for Killing and Injuring of Amir Locke Demonstrators
Benjamin Smith, 43, killed one demonstrator and injured five while they protested against the death of Amir Locke in a Portland park.
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Kamala Harris Mocked after Echoing Concern for Ukraine-Russia Tensions
Republicans and conservatives weren’t impressed with Vice President Harris’ remarks following her trip to Germany to warn European allies of a Russian invasion.
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National Geographic Features First Black Woman Explorer on Cover as She Dives Deep to Uncover Sunken Slave Ships
Tara Roberts quit her job as magazine editor to search the ocean floor and document the wreckage of slave ships, learning about her own history along the way.
