Politics
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Texas Gets Sued for Gerrymandered New Voting Map
Justice Department says plan intentionally hurts Black voters
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Justice Department Opens Civil Rights Investigation into Mount Vernon, N.Y Police Department
Mount Vernon police officers are accused of several civil rights abuses in the predominantly Black city.
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White Teacher Fired for Saying White Privilege Is Real
Teaching “Critical Race Theory” is Illegal in Tennessee, where Matthew Hawn worked
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Circus-themed Ball for St. Petersburg’s 1st Black Mayor Canceled After He Declined His Invite
Ken Welch was elected as St. Petersburg, Florida’s first Black mayor in November, months after the Junior League of St. Petersburg planned the event.
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Past, Present and Future: MasterClass Takes on Black History, Freedom and Love With a Brilliant Cast
Some of America’s greatest minds join the streaming platform as instructors for a three-part, over 50-lesson series.
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Arizona State University Students Protest Having Kyle Rittenhouse As A Fellow Student
While on trial, Rittenhouse testified that he was taking online classes at ASU. That’s no longer the case, but some students want to keep it that way.
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Symone Sanders, Vice President Kamala Harris’ Top Aide, To Depart White House
Sanders’ expected departure is the second high profile exit from the VP’s office to make headlines in recent weeks.
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Stacey Abrams Is Running for Governor of Georgia
The Democrat would give her party a midterm boost by winning
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Rep. Ilhan Omar Plays Disturbing Voicemail Death Threat During Conference
“We know what you are. You’re a f—ing traitor. You will not live much longer,” the voice said.
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Andre Dickens Is the Next Mayor of Atlanta
Andre Dickens beat Felicia Moore in a runoff election to become the 61st mayor of Atlanta.