Category / Inequality
Grand Jury Testimony From Breonna Taylor Case Released
A court released more than 20 hours of recorded grand jury proceedings in the Breonna Taylor case Friday after a juror spoke out about the charges. The juror, who prefers to remain anonymous, said Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron never asked the grand jury to […]
Black Students Storm Social Media To Expose Racial Injustice at Private Schools
By Victor Omondi In a bid to expose blatant racism that’s going on in schools, Black alumni and current students have flooded social media to share their personal experiences with racism on campus, demanding change in these institutions. The majority of these groups have created […]
California Becomes 1st U.S. State to Create Proposals for Reparations to Descendants of Enslaved People
According to latimes.com, California Governor Gavin Newsom today signed Assembly Bill 3121, which makes the Golden State the first in the U.S. to formally adopt a law to study and develop proposals for potential reparations to descendants of enslaved people and those impacted by slavery. Newsom said the new […]
Daniel Cameron Ordered To Release Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Recording After Juror Calls Foul
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced he will release all grand jury records in the Breonna Taylor case on Wednesday after a member of the grand jury filed a motion bashing him for misleading them during the two-day proceeding, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. “The grand jury is meant to be […]
Virginia School District Apologizes for Historical Racism
The nation may struggle to acknowledge racism, but Virginia’s Loudoun County School Board has apologized for its long-standing racist practices via an open letter and a 14-minute video to its Black community members last week (September 25). An Apology to the Loudoun County Black Community from LCPS–TV on Vimeo. Addressed to the “Black Community of Loudoun County,” […]
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