If you know anything about the history of the civil rights movement and Martin Luther king Jr ., you probably heard rumors of an alleged relationship between King and a white woman in his younger days when he was affectionately referred to as “ML.” Well, […]
Columnists Raise Issue After Stephon Clark Death Poynter to Boost News Literacy for Students of Color 37% of New Hires at N.Y. Times Were of Color ProPublica to Formalize ‘Rooney Rule’ on Hiring ASNE Honors Stories on Harassment, Border Wall Newsroom Harassment Bigger ‘Than Anyone […]
A California nurse threatened to sue the person who put a spotlight on her social media post about Stephon Clark, which led to her getting fired. “Yeah, but he was running from the police jumping over fences and breaking in peoples houses… why run??!!! He […]
FILE – In this April 6, 2017 file photo, Rhea McCauley, a niece of the late civil rights activist Rosa Parks, poses in front of the rebuilt house of Rosa Parks in Berlin. Brown University announced Thursday, March 8, 2018, it has canceled plans to […]
The South Carolina man shot by a volunteer police officer during a traffic stop last week says the experience is something he’ll have to live with for the rest of his life. “I didn’t deserve to be shot three times,” Brandon Fludd told ABC World […]
The world of collegiate basketball witnessed history on this day in 1984 after the Georgetown Hoyas men’s team vanquished the Houston Cougars in the NCAA basketball championship game. The win made Hoyas coach John Thompson the first Black coach to win a major college basketball […]
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