• A Federal Court Rules Records in 64-Year-Old Lynching Trial to Remain Sealed

    Lynching is one of the great stains on America’s legacy. Black bodies were regularly brutalized for the entertainment of the white masses, and justice was rarely ever served in these cases. In 1946, one of the last mass lynchings to occur went to trial and resulted in no one being indicted. The New York Times…

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  • NABJ and JAWS Come to the Defense of Yamiche Alcindor After President Trump's Attacks

    The continuously escalating COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a need for President Trump to be truthful and to drop his compulsion to spread misinformation. Unfortunately, any effort to hold the president accountable is met with insults and derision. Journalist Yamiche Alcindor has recently taken the brunt of the president’s attacks and now both the National…

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  • Stephon Marbury Working to Deliver 10 Million Masks From China to New York City Health Workers

    The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been met with a mixed response from government officials on both the state and federal level. This has resulted in aid coming from unlikely places. According to CBS News, former NBA player Stephon Marbury is working on getting 10 million N95 masks from China to New York City, the epicenter…

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  • Under the Trump Administration, Anti-LGBTQ Hate Groups Have Steadily Risen

    The last four years have shown the Trump administration to be little more than an engine of hate. Just about every action taken by the administration has been an attack on some of our most vulnerable populations, be it immigrants, people of color or just the flat out poor. The worst of this country has…

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  • 2020 Summer Olympics Will Now Take Place Summer 2021

    So it’s been a little over two years weeks since the COVID-19 outbreak resulted in everything under the sun being delayed and/or canceled. The 2020 Summer Olympics were one of the final holdouts until last week when the organizing committees finally announced the games were postponed.  According to NBC News, the Olympic games will now…

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  • White Supremacist Who Tried to Blow Up Kansas City Hospital Plotted With Active Duty Army Soldier

    Whether its crowding beaches, prioritizing “freedom over health” or, in this case, just being truly vile human beings, white people seem intent on making this pandemic worse than it already is. ABC News reports that a white supremacist who had plans to blow up a Kansas City hospital currently dealing with the coronavirus epidemic was…

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  • Alabama Police Officer Who Put Handcuffed Man in Chokehold Back on Duty

    Good old America. Even in the midst of a public health crisis it still finds a way to keep up with the tried and true bullshit. AL.com reports that Blake Duke, a Mobile, Ala., police officer, will be put back on the streets. On February 17, Duke was caught on camera slamming 53-year-old Howard Green…

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  • These Comics Will Help Get You Through the Superhero Drought

    These Comics Will Help Get You Through the Superhero Drought

    There are no more movies, folks. At least for a little while. One of the side effects of us having to sit our asses at home for the indefinite future is that just about all the biggest movies have been delayed until later this year or into the next. If you find yourself jonesing for…

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  • Los Angeles Mayor Threatens to Shut Down Utilities in Non-Essential Businesses

    We currently are in the midst of a crisis unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. Despite that fact, folks seem steadfast in acting like there isn’t a fatal, highly contagious virus out in these streets. So much so that Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti may have to crack down even further. According to CBS News,…

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  • An Island Escape in the Time of Pandemic

    An Island Escape in the Time of Pandemic

    So shit is kind of crazy at the moment. Disease is rapidly spreading throughout the country. Those of us who are lucky enough to not be sick are spending the majority of our time at home, separated from the people we care about. In such a trying time an unlikely beacon of joy has emerged…

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