New Study: DNA Testing Could Be the Key to Saving Black Women With Breast Cancer
Florida Vice Mayor Found Dead Inside Home as Police Investigate Husband for the Crime
Chess, Not Checkers: The Calculated Brilliance of Cardi B’s Corporate Takeover
10 Years After Tulsa Police Killed Unarmed Black Man, His Family Is 1 Step Closer to Justice
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Small Town Horror Story: The Mississippi Burning of Three Anti-Segregationists By The KKK
During the 1964 Freedom Summer, three young men were arrested for speeding after visiting a burned Black church. When released, they were never seen again.
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Long Overdue Pay Day for Man Sent to Prison for a Murder He Didn’t Commit
Maryland apologized to a man who spent over five years in prison on a wrongful conviction.
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Ibram X. Kendi’s Center for Antiracist Research At Boston University Under Scrutiny Following Layoffs
Boston University confirmed they will also be examining the center’s culture.
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Rep. Ayanna Pressley Has A Message For Student Borrowers Whose Loans Are Resuming
“I’m going to continue to press for relief that goes as deep as the scale of the crisis, for a response that goes as deep as the hurt is,” says Rep. Pressley.
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What’s Happening With San Francisco’s Reparations Plan?
In March, San Francisco moved forward with a bold reparations plan that includes $5 million in payments to eligible Black San Franciscans. But what happens now?
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Family of Black Man Who Died From ‘Medieval Torture’ Receives Millions From the State of Virginia
Irvo Otieno was a mental health patient who died after being pinned to the ground by leg irons and handcuffs in March 2023.
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Elijah McClain Told Police ‘I Can’t Breathe’ 7 Times During His Arrest. They Helped Kill Him Anyway.
The trial of one current and one former cop charged in McClain’s death started Wednesday.
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After Brutally Beating an Inmate, 9 Deputies May Be Headed to Their Own Jail Cells
A group of Memphis jail deputies were indicted on criminal charges in connection to the death of Gershun Freeman.