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Small Town Horror Story: Roberta Elder, The Black Woman Serial Killer
Reverend William Elder died after eating a snack of bananas and cheese. A year later, his daughter died. The year after, another one died.
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6-Year-Old Shooter Labeled a “Ticking Time Bomb” in Teacher’s Lawsuit
Abigail Zwerner is seeking damages from the school board and a few former administrators.
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The Proud Boys Don’t Want The Black Church As An Enemy!
The Black church community in D.C. filed a $22 million lawsuit against the extremist group.
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A Karen Interrupts Quiet MoMa Exhibit Made for Black Visitors
A Black artist confronted the white woman and instead, she was the one kicked out of the museum.
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NAACP: Black Folks, Do NOT Come to Florida
The Florida chapter of the civil rights group asked to release a travel advisory to the Black community.
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Missouri’s Diversity Budget Ban is Already Unpopular to the Senate
Missouri’s House passed a $45.6 billion budget banning spending on DEI programs.
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Celebs React to the “Fo’ Shizzle, My Nizzle” News Anchor Drama
A white Mississippi news anchor was fired after uttering Snoop Dogg’s famous phrase on air.
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Pardon Sought in 1908 Execution That Was Really a Lynching
A petition to grant Joe James posthumous clemency will be brought to Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
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Small Town Horror Story: The Framing of the Scottsboro Boys
Harper Lee’s novel, “To Kill A Mockingbird,” was inspired by the arrest of these nine Black boys in Alabama.
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Body Found in the Woods Identified as School Shooter
A 17-year-old student from East High School shot two faculty members.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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6-Year-Old Shooter Labeled a “Ticking Time Bomb” in Teacher’s Lawsuit
Abigail Zwerner is seeking damages from the school board and a few former administrators.
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NAACP: Black Folks, Do NOT Come to Florida
The Florida chapter of the civil rights group asked to release a travel advisory to the Black community.
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Small Town Horror Story: The Framing of the Scottsboro Boys
Harper Lee’s novel, “To Kill A Mockingbird,” was inspired by the arrest of these nine Black boys in Alabama.
