Between the Department of Homeland Security, the attorney general’s office and U.S. Border Patrol, it seems that having a command position under the Trump administration does not come with a sense of job security. The likelihood that one will be fired or urged to resign from their post abruptly appears […]
On April 29, 2026, the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision in Louisiana v. Callais. Six to three. With those words, the Court did not just strike down a map. It eviscerated the most consequential civil rights legislation this country has ever produced. In […]
Former NBA star and TV analyst Charles Barkley spoke frankly about homophobia in professional sports while honoring the late Jason Collins, the first openly gay player in a major U.S. professional sports league. During a May 13 broadcast of ESPN’s “Inside the NBA,” Barkley reflected on Collins’ legacy following […]
What is the ‘All Roads Lead to the South’ Day of Action? Voting rights advocates, faith leaders, and civil rights activists will gather across Alabama and cities nationwide on Saturday, May 16, as part of the “All Roads Lead to the South” National Day of […]
Christopher Nolan at the photocall for “Rendez-Vous with Christopher Nolan” at the 71st Festival de Cannes, Cannes, France 12 May 2018. (Photo: Depositphotos) *Christopher Nolan’s upcoming epic “The Odyssey” has become a cultural flashpoint well before its July 17 theatrical release, with Elon Musk once again targeting the […]
Grambling State University is a long-standing institution with a young leader. When Martin Lemelle took office as Grambling’s 11th president in 2024, he was the second-youngest president in the school’s history and the youngest head of any HBCU at the time. As Grambling celebrates a milestone in its […]
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