So, officials with a law enforcement agency in Mississippi were cleaning out their headquarters’ closet and found a KKK handbook, and, well — no, no, this is completely surprising news. According to Mississippi Today, Mississippi Department of Public Safety officials were cleaning out a closet to move […]
Over 100 years ago, the first Black family to live in an affluent California neighborhood was chased out of town, citing threats of racist mob violence. Now, the descendants of Sidney Dearing are claiming what’s rightfully theirs in the form of a lawsuit. However, to truly understand […]
In a stunning act of legal contortion, federal authorities arrested two prominent Black women activists in Minneapolis for participating in a nonviolent protest at a church. Following a prayer during Sunday service, minister and civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong posed a question to the […]
In the modern press room, “professionalism” is often a moving target defined by those in power. This double standard was recently highlighted by the contrasting treatment of two journalists in sports media: Julia McIntyre, during her press conference interaction with Russel Westbrook, and Lynn Jones — […]
Dec. 5, 1955, marks the anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, one of the most pivotal moments in the American Civil Rights Movement. It demonstrated how collective action, strategic planning, and unwavering courage can transform a nation. What began as a local protest against racial injustice […]
On Nov. 30, African diplomats and leaders met to advance an African Union resolution introduced earlier this year that calls for justice and reparations for the harms of colonialism, the Associated Press reports. Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf cited his country’s experience under French rule, emphasizing that true […]
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