Race Matters
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Mississippi River Drought Threatens New Orleans Drinking Water
New Orleans is potentially on the brink a major drinking water crisis, highlighting the escalating environmental disasters in Black communities.
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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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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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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Urges Us Not to Forget Our Painful History
In Birmingham, AL., the first Black woman Supreme Court Justice spoke out at the 60th anniversary of the horrific 1963 Baptist Church bombing.