united states
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In Wake of Breonna Taylor Shooting, Kentucky Task Force Concludes and Gives Suggestions for Search Warrant Process
The 18-person panel gives various recommendations on how to improve the search warrant process
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Why Is Herschel Walker Lying About Having a College Degree?
The ex-football star turned Trumper never graduated. No one cared.
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Civil Rights Champion Claudette Colvin Sees Her Juvenile Record Expunged 66 Years After Arrest Over Bus Seat
“The hardship and intimidation that took place in those years and the reason I took a stand to defy the segregated law,” Covin says as record is cleared.
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On MLK Day, His Family Wants To Put Voting Rights Front and Center–Not Celebration
MLK’s children are calling on Congress and the Biden Administration to act on voting legislation.
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Georgia GOP Purging Black People from Election Boards
Republicans are going full Jim Crow to hold onto power
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Justice Department Continues Investigations Into Civil Rights Era Killings After Closing Emmett Till Case
Among the list of open cases are police shootings of Black victims, an arson that killed a 9-year-old girl in Philadelphia and the assassination of Edwin Pratt.
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Letitia James Drops Out of Race for New York Governor, Seeks Reelection as Attorney General
Current New York Attorney General Letitia James had just announced her run for governor in late October.
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PBS FRONTLINE’s Un(re)solved Examines Black Murders That Have Never Been Solved
Un(re)solved is a multi-platform project that examines stories from the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act list.
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First Black Police Chief in Minneapolis Who Led Department During George Floyd Protests to Retire
Medaria Arradondo will retire after three decades with the Minneapolis police department