united states
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Colorado City Settles Lawsuit in the 2019 Shooting of a Black Man
Colorado Springs reached a nearly $3 million settlement with the family of De’Von Bailey
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Rep. Cori Bush Stands Behind “Defund The Police” Slogan and Calls For Meaningful Reforms
‘If you all had fixed this before I got here, I wouldn’t have to say these things,'” Rep. Bush (D-MO) says.
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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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Black Former Receptionist at Confederate Museum Files Discrimination Complaint
The complaint centers on her treatment while serving there
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By Celebrating Black History Month, Alabama Teachers Are Accused of Promoting Critical Race Theory
Many parents in Alabama are choosing to claim that Black History Month is a form of CRT teachings.
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Stacey Abrams Spent $1.4 Million on Private Security Fighting for Voting Rights
Stacey Abrams’ Fair Fight committee targeting voter suppression spent nearly $1.4 million on private security in caution of violent retaliation.
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Wisconsin Judge Approves Agreement to Destroy Kyle Rittenhouse’s Gun
The state crime lab plans to record the gun being destroyed in April
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Federal Court Blocks Alabama GOP’s Racially Gerrymandered Voting Map
The proposed map by the republican GOP would have created just one majority-Black district out of seven.