Politics
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New Political Ad Aimed At Black Voters Touts Student Loan Forgiveness
The ad hopes to give Democrats momentum as midterms approach.
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GOP Senate Candidate Blake Masters Sure Has A Lot To Say About the Federal Reserve’s Diversity Gains
The Arizona Republican candidate wants to end what he claims is Joe Biden’s affirmative action regime.
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Which Parts of Times Square Will Be ‘Gun Free Zones?” NY’s City Council Is Trying to Figure That Out
In light of a Supreme Court ruling that has struck down an ages-old concealed carry law, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has put some protections in place.
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Post-Roe Chaos Is Going To Get Black Americans Killed
No similarly economically prosperous nation even comes close to achieving the United States maternal mortality rate.
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Can’t Avoid Subpoena in Trump Election Investigation
The ruling complicates Kemp’s battle with Stacey Abrams to keep his job.
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Congress Finds Its First Gen Z Member in a Young, Black Anti-Gun Activist
Maxwell Frost won a Democratic primary in Central Florida and will most likely win the general election in November.
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Rhode Island Mayor Seeking $10 Million In Reparations For Black And Indigenous Communities
The money will go to those facing eviction and displaced by urban renewal.
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Republicans Love Handouts Until Black People Benefit From Them
The Republican response to the Biden administration to forgive student debt is comical, sad, and hypocritical
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The White House Clapped Back at Republicans Complaining About Student Debt Forgiveness
On Thursday, the White House Twitter account posted the amount of PPP loan forgiveness given to Republicans who said forgiving student debt was unfair.
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We Know About Black History Month, But Do You Know About “Black August?”
The alternative to Black History Month began in 1979 and recognizes radical thought leaders.