Politics
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SCOTUS Allows Alabama Congressional Map that Diminishes Black Voting Power
We’ll give you three guesses who voted against Black folks’ voting rights
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Tennessee Gov. Signs Voting Map Splitting Nashville in Three
The city, which is a quarter Black, is almost certain to be represented by three conservatives
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Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski States She Would ‘Honored’ To Support An ‘Exceptional’ Black Woman To Supreme Court
On CNN’s “State of the Union” Sunday, the senator said she would vote for a Black woman who can gain bipartisan support to the Supreme Court.
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ABC Suspends “The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg
Goldberg’s remarks about race and the Holocaust caused a stir this week causing her to apologize and leading to her suspension.
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South Carolina House Democrats Urge Passage of Hate Crime Bill
Senate Republican Majority Leader, however, claims the bill “doesn’t do anything to protect anybody. It doesn’t make anybody’s life better.”
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Sen. Kennedy Says He Wants Supreme Court Nominee “Who Knows A Law Book From A J.Crew Catalog.”
Sen. Kennedy joins in the chorus of Republican Senators vying for who can be the most offensive.
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Louisiana Governor Denies Delaying Probe Into Ronald Greene’s Death
49 year-old Ronald Greene was tased, punched, and dragged by Louisiana state troopers during a traffic stop turned deadly arrest in 2019.
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Cheat Sheet: Voter Suppression Explained
The history of voter suppression dates back to the country’s founding. History and race professor, Dr. Yohuru Williams, breaks down the legacy