Politics
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3 Reasons Why Trump’s Racially-Charged Meeting With Generals Deserves A Collective Eye Roll
In his meeting with the generals, Trump framed “civil disturbances” as some kind of “enemy from within” and calls our cities “training grounds,” which just screams state-sanctioned violence against Black and brown folks.
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Professor: Why Trump’s ‘Born to Be Criminals’ Comment Should Alarm You…If You’re Black
For the president to say that there are bad people who are irredeemable is not just alarming or racist. It is evil.
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Professor: Black People Need To Know About ‘White Christian Nationalism’ And Douglass Wilson, The Man Who Is The Face Of The Movement
Why Black People Must Know About “White Christian Nationalism’ and Douglass Wilson, The Movement’s Rising Leader
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Professor: 5 Ways Black Parents Must Step up and Teach Their Kids Our History
Black parents, if you want your history taught right. You must do it yourself.
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Experts Warn About These Serious, Scary Predictions for the Country
Analysts say the stakes are high, and too many communities—especially Black and marginalized ones—could feel the heat from the chaos first.
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Three Likely Reasons Why Trump Is About To Pardon Diddy
We should not be surprised that the President is considering pardoning the disgraced music mogul. He has done things like this before.
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Could Trump Be Removed Under the 25th Amendment? 5 Things You Should Know
With questions swirling about President Trump’s recent behavior, people are wondering if the 25th Amendment could play a role in addressing concerns about presidential fitness and stability.
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Dr. King’s Favorite Pastime and More Little Known Facts on the Anniversary of His Murder
Fifty-eight years after Dr. King was killed, let’s take a closer look at little known facts about the life and legacy of one of the most famous men in history.
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How Trump’s White Female Voters Got Played
Opinion: White women thought they were winning under Trump. They did not realize they were just being used.
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Late Comedian’s Famous Joke About How Racism Keeps Poor People Divided Resonates Now More Than Ever
Comedian Ralphie May once made a joke that racism is hologram to keep poor folks fighting, and his words are truer than you might realize.