The family of Kastellio Vaughan were brave enough to share the graphic photos of their loved one with the world.
The predominantly Black plant has mostly non-black supervisors, she says.
An upcoming Supreme Court ruling could redefine Blackness, which would affect both the census and many voting…
A decision in the Merill v. Milligan case could pave the way for the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to be diluted even…
Vincent, Alabama is left without a police force following the investigation of the racist remarks.
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Alena Analeigh Wicker will begin her med school studies in 2024
The agreement requires the district to report regularly to the court to ensure they are implementing the orders…
"We still must continue on to encourage our citizens how important it is to vote for the betterment of our state,…
The historic church has been overrun by termites, water leaks, and mold due to closing during the height of COVID-19.
The Justice Department is looking into claims of environmental racism due to the living conditions for Black people…
The suit alleges the city of Florence, Alabama is trying to clamp down on the protests by telling the group when and…
The new name would be the “Edmund W. Pettus-Foot Soldiers Bridge,” but the lettering on the bridge would remain…
Mothers of Gynecology statue pays tribute to enslaved Black women who endured painful medical procedures
The suspect in the shooting has been charged with murder.
Upon Alabama's latest voter restrictions, Sewell plans to continue to fight for voter freedom in honor of the late…
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The board of trustees will meet to revisit their decision to keep the name of former Alabama Gov. Bibb Graves, who…
We'll give you three guesses who voted against Black folks' voting rights
Many parents in Alabama are choosing to claim that Black History Month is a form of CRT teachings.
The proposed map by the republican GOP would have created just one majority-Black district out of seven.
The state wants its mostly Black capital city to keep Jefferson Davis' name on a street sign