Politics
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Black Law Workforce Hits Decade Low Under Trump Anti-DEI Shifts
Following the 2026 NALP report, experts warn that the systematic dismantling of DEI policies under the Trump administration is reversing a decade of progress for the Black middle class.
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A Running List of Everything President Trump Is Planning to Name After Himself
From $100 bills with Trump’s signature on it to renaming buildings in his honor, here’s everything President Trump has named or renamed after himself.
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Nicki Minaj Calls Herself Trump’s “No. 1 Fan” at White House Event and Social Media Is in Shambles
After praising President Trump and calling out his critics, Nicki Minaj sent social media into a dumpster fired over her MAGA support.
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Hakeem Jeffries Publicly Pops Off at a GOP Rep, and Good Lord It’s Messy!
Hakeem Jeffries and Mike Lawler went toe-to-toe on Capitol Hill, clashing over Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits and the government shutdown in a heated showdown.
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All The Wars in Africa You Never Hear About, But Should Know
Let’s talk about what’s really going down in Africa— and why staying informed isn’t optional.
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Why A League of Voting Rights Group Are Challenging Trump’s Latest Executive Order on Mail-in Ballots
A coalition of voting rights groups is challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order regarding mail-in ballots.
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Professor: Why Black Men Are Upset By Black Boys Wearing Bonnets
Black boys are not trying to look feminine. They are just taking care of the hair they actually have.
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13 Reasons Black Folks Fear the Worst Is Already Here
From escalating conflicts abroad and AI taking over jobs to attacks on Black history and voting access, these 13 developments show why Americans—especially Black communities—are bracing for the crises they’ve long feared.
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Why Rappers Are Entering The Political Arena
Will we see more rappers becoming politicians after Uncle Luke announced he is running for a seat in Congress?
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Professor: Why Black People Should Skip The Super Bowl This Year
On the NFL’s biggest stage, Black labor is everywhere and Black leadership is nowhere.