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Family Accuses Police of being ‘Racially Insensitive’ in Lauren Smith-Fields Investigation
The family of 23-year-old Lauren Smith-Fields plans to sue a Connecticut police department for being ‘racially insensitive’ in the investigation of her death.
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Poet Amanda Gorman Feared for Her Life Upon Performing at the Inauguration
Poet and activist Amanda Gorman shared in a New York Times opinion that she almost declined performing at the Inauguration in fear of her life.
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Black South Carolina Voters are Disappointed with Bidenâs First Year
Black voters in South Carolina expressed their frustration that Biden has not fulfilled the promises he made to the Black community.
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Kansas DA: No Charges in Cedric Lofton Case on the Basis of âStand Your Groundâ Law
District Attorney Marc Bennett claims “stand your ground” law is justification to avoid prosecuting officers who killed 17-year-old Cedric Lofton.
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âBlacks for Trumpâ Founder Maurice Symonette was part of a Violent Cult, According to Report
Maurice Symonette or ‘Michael the Black Man’ used to be part of a violent Miami cult before dedicating his time toward supporting former President Trump.
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3 Former Officers Involved in George Floydâs Death Face Federal Charges
The three officers who aided Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd are facing federal and state charges.
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Louisiana Senate Candidate Gary Chambers smokes Marijuana in Ad Campaign
In his first campaign ad, Senate candidate Gary Chambers smokes a blunt while sending an important message about marijuana legalization.
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Florida to Pass Bill Protecting White Teachers from White Guilt
Gov. Ron DeSantis pushed a bill prohibiting schools and private businesses from making white people feel ‘discomfort’ when teaching about racism.
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3 Officers Charged with Manslaughter in Shooting of Fanta Bility
The Sharon Hill officers who killed 8-year-old Fanta Bility outside of a high school football game have been charged with manslaughter.
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Iris Nevins Creates Black NFT Brand to ‘Rebalance Power’ in the Marketplace
29-year-old Iris Nevins and her team have collaborated to create a NFT to promote Black artists, receiving $140,000 in revenue in under a year.
