An immigrant advocacy group filed a class action lawsuit on Monday (March 5) against Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) on behalf of immigrant teenagers who arrived in the United States alone and were subsequently detained in ICE centers after turning 18. Source: Immigrant […]
Colorlines talks to Darius Clark Monroe about his new short documentary, which chronicles the 1969 saga of Black University of Wyoming football players who protested against racism in the Mormon Church. Source: ‘Black 14’ Tells Story of College Football Players Who Risked Their Careers for […]
Gugu Mbatha-Raw on the cover of British Vogue’s April issue Image: Mikael Jansson (Vogue UK/Condé Nast) A minor confession: Despite Beauty and the Beast being my favorite Disney movie growing up (bookish, socially awkward little girls, ftw!), I hesitated, and ultimately didn’t watch the live-action […]
Photo: Ithaca, N.Y., Police Department A Canadian citizen studying at Cornell University on a student visa could be deported back to his home land for a racist attack on a black fellow student last year in an incident that sent the victim to the hospital. […]
Following criticism for its treatment of female musicians, the Recording Academy announced today (March 6) that veteran attorney Christina “Tina” Tchen will lead a new task force to address diversity and inclusion issues in the music industry. “As part of its charter, the task force […]
A reward for information on Timothy Cunningham, the missing public health service commander at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, had grown to more than $24,000 on GoFundMe on Tuesday. Cunn Source: Timothy Cunningham Still Missing: Reward Grows In CDC Employee’s
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