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Black Venice Beach Residents Fight to Preserve Historic Church
“We’re going to work in cooperation with the city and with what people want. That’s always been our intent.” Robert Thibodeau
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Japanese Americans Join The Struggle for Black Reparations
“One, it is the right thing to do; two, it is long overdue; and three, because we know it is possible.” Kathy Masaoka
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Four Black Women Officers File Lawsuits Against Baltimore Police Department
The BPD isn’t the only police department facing charges as of late.
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No Surprise Here: The Most Recent Wave of Book Bans Includes More Black Authors Than Ever
The war on critical race theory includes a new crop of Black authored books being mislabeled as such.
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NPR Host Audie Cornish Joins The Great Resignation, Leaves Long-Held Post
Black women and other WOC are writing their own pink slips and carving out new paths for their careers.
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North Carolina Central University Creates Pipeline to Land More Black Male Educators in Classrooms
The program additionally holds workshops in financial literacy, community services and professional development.
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Lani Guinier, Legal Scholar and Civil Rights Champion, Dies at 71
A Republican-driven attack on her views on voting rights led President Clinton to rescind his nomination to appoint her as assistant attorney general in 1993.
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Louisiana Judge Blames Sedatives For Her Use Of Racist Slurs
Michelle Odinet resigns after being caught on video saying the “n-word”
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After a Historic 2021 in Politics, Black Women are Gearing up for What Promises to be a Monumental 2022
From Kamala Harris to Stacey Abrams, Black women are poised for increased representation at every level of elected representation
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The $626.25M Headed To Survivors of The Flint Water Crisis Will Not Undo All Damage
“This is a slap in the face,” says Black Millennials 4 Flint founder, LaTrecia Adams
