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The Rooney Rule Was Always Meant To Fail
Brian Flores’ class-action suit is a confirmation of a truth Black football fans know all too well.
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Climate-Driven Flood Costs Will Impact People of Color To A Greater Extent, According To New Study
The Nature Climate Change journal estimates a 40% increase in flood risk in places where at least one-fifth of the population is Black.
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Chicago Public Schools Are Experiencing Loss of Black and Latino Students As Noted In New Report
Factors such as gentrification, slowing birth rates, and out-migration are noted as causes.
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Republican Comments About Supreme Court Picks Shows America Is A Long Way From Respecting Qualified Black Women
Senators’ comments on Biden’s potential picks show we may have an uphill battle ahead
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Historically Black Colleges Receive Second Round of Bomb Threats In A Month
Six HBCUs such as Howard University and Bethune Cookman received bomb threats on Monday morning.
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Exclusive: Joe Madison Speaks About His Hunger Strike, Voting Rights, and Why We Need To Keep Fighting
The radio host and civil rights activist tells us to keep the fight for voting rights going through opposition.
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Mississippi’s Capital City Continues To Struggle With Aging Water System
Jackson’s water supply, which has been an issue for years is home to a population that is 80% Black.
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Biden Has Chance To Put First Black Woman On Supreme Court With Justice Stephen Breyer’s Retirement
Federal Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and California Supreme Court Justice Leondra Kruger are potential candidates.
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Constitutional Amendment Banning Non-Citizens To Vote In Georgia Elections Fails In Senate
There is already a state law that says only citizens of the U.S. and residents of Georgia can vote in Georgia elections
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The Preserving Black Churches Project Provides $20 Million To Rebuild Historical Churches
While Covid shut down churches, this project will reopen them and address threats to Black houses of God.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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The Rooney Rule Was Always Meant To Fail
Brian Flores’ class-action suit is a confirmation of a truth Black football fans know all too well.
-
Climate-Driven Flood Costs Will Impact People of Color To A Greater Extent, According To New Study
The Nature Climate Change journal estimates a 40% increase in flood risk in places where at least one-fifth of the population is Black.
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Chicago Public Schools Are Experiencing Loss of Black and Latino Students As Noted In New Report
Factors such as gentrification, slowing birth rates, and out-migration are noted as causes.
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Republican Comments About Supreme Court Picks Shows America Is A Long Way From Respecting Qualified Black Women
Senators’ comments on Biden’s potential picks show we may have an uphill battle ahead
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Historically Black Colleges Receive Second Round of Bomb Threats In A Month
Six HBCUs such as Howard University and Bethune Cookman received bomb threats on Monday morning.
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Mississippi’s Capital City Continues To Struggle With Aging Water System
Jackson’s water supply, which has been an issue for years is home to a population that is 80% Black.
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Biden Has Chance To Put First Black Woman On Supreme Court With Justice Stephen Breyer’s Retirement
Federal Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and California Supreme Court Justice Leondra Kruger are potential candidates.
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Constitutional Amendment Banning Non-Citizens To Vote In Georgia Elections Fails In Senate
There is already a state law that says only citizens of the U.S. and residents of Georgia can vote in Georgia elections
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The Preserving Black Churches Project Provides $20 Million To Rebuild Historical Churches
While Covid shut down churches, this project will reopen them and address threats to Black houses of God.
