Politics
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Discrimination Against Black Folks Became Illegal 60 Years Ago, But How Much Has Really Improved For Us Since?
2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but whether or not Black folks have seen enough progress remains uncertain.
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Biden Claps Back At Supreme Court’s Trump Immunity Ruling, Points Out the Danger of Unchecked Power
Trump's newly granted partially immunity forces the ball back into the voters' hands come November
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AOC Wants Supreme Court Justices Impeached Over Trump Decision, But Is That Even Possible?
The U.S. Representative wrote on social media that the U.S. Supreme Court is “consumed by a corruption crisis.”
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What Will Georgia Democrats Do About Biden’s Frightening Debate Performance?
As recent polls in the peach state are looking tight, Biden supporters are trying to shift the narrative
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Surprise, Surprise: Supreme Court Just Helped Trump In A Major Way
The shocking case was the most anticipated to grace the High Court this year.
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Is the Far-Right Victory in France a Sign of What’s to Come For Us Black Folks?
A wave of extremist party wins in Europe could reach America’s shores.
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Black Trump Allies are Using Cognac and Cigars to Sway Black Voters, But Atlanta Wasn’t Having It
The Republican dog and pony sideshow landed in Georgia, a swing state where Biden is vulnerable.
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An Ala. Town’s First Elected Black Mayor Was Locked Out of Office By His White Predecessor
Patrick Braxton was initially prevented from becoming the first Black mayor of Newbern, Alabama after winning the 2020 mayoral election.
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Trump Came For Black Voters in Philadelphia, But They Didn’t Let Him Get Away With It
The event is scheduled to take place Saturday night.