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Biden Nominates Stephanie Dawkins Davis To 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
If confirmed, Dawkins Davis would be the first Black woman from Michigan to serve on the 6th Circuit.
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By Celebrating Black History Month, Alabama Teachers Are Accused of Promoting Critical Race Theory
Many parents in Alabama are choosing to claim that Black History Month is a form of CRT teachings.
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South Carolina House Democrats Urge Passage of Hate Crime Bill
Senate Republican Majority Leader, however, claims the bill “doesn’t do anything to protect anybody. It doesn’t make anybody’s life better.”
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The Rooney Rule Was Always Meant To Fail
Brian Flores’ class-action suit is a confirmation of a truth Black football fans know all too well.
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Sen. Kennedy Says He Wants Supreme Court Nominee “Who Knows A Law Book From A J.Crew Catalog.”
Sen. Kennedy joins in the chorus of Republican Senators vying for who can be the most offensive.
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Climate-Driven Flood Costs Will Impact People of Color To A Greater Extent, According To New Study
The Nature Climate Change journal estimates a 40% increase in flood risk in places where at least one-fifth of the population is Black.
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Survey Shows Student Loan Holders Most Likely To Be People of Color
Statistics show Black and African American college graduates owe an average of $25,000 more in student loan debt than white college graduates.
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Tennessee Pastor Tapped To Be First African American To Fill Key Southern Baptist Convention Position
In becoming the interim president and CEO, Pastor Willie McLaurin breaks a 175-year drought of Black leadership for the SBC.
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Chicago Public Schools Are Experiencing Loss of Black and Latino Students As Noted In New Report
Factors such as gentrification, slowing birth rates, and out-migration are noted as causes.
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Republican Comments About Supreme Court Picks Shows America Is A Long Way From Respecting Qualified Black Women
Senators’ comments on Biden’s potential picks show we may have an uphill battle ahead
