Discover how the East African Community is reclaiming medical sovereignty through genomic tracking, digital integration, and pooled drug procurement.

Federal investigations are using Title VI to target university diversity and minority programs, threatening decades of progress in educational equity.

Deep dive into Congressional Black Caucus Tracks Federal Policy Impacts: The CBC Foundation released an updated analysis evaluating recent executive orders and court decisions, highlighting their direct impacts on Black economic mobility, criminal justice reform, and voting access..

Discover how the persistent wage gap costs Black women nearly $1 million over their careers, its deep historical roots, and the fight for economic justice.

Explore the historical colonial policies, post-colonial suppression, and political bottlenecks behind the ongoing infrastructure crisis in Wajir, Kenya.

Discover how Oakland is pioneering criminal justice reform through restorative justice, community advocacy, and legislative changes in California.

As Atlanta prepares for the 2026 World Cup, aggressive sweeps of unhoused residents echo the city's controversial 1996 Olympic cleanup strategy.

Morocco’s National Strategy for the Care Economy redefines unpaid domestic labor as a productive sector, setting a new precedent for gender equity in Africa.

An inside look at Uganda's systematic military crackdown on human rights, political opposition, independent media, and the rise of a family dynasty.

The ICC's historic trial of RADA commander Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri exposes systemic torture, migrant exploitation, and human rights abuses in Libya.

A heated exchange from a House hearing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) gained significant online traction.

Explore how the modern deportation dragnet and ICE policies target Black immigrants, rooted in historical mass expulsions and systemic racial profiling.

A federal court sentenced a South Carolina man to 9 years for racial housing terror, highlighting the critical role of federal civil rights law.

Ava DuVernay's upcoming Netflix documentary 14th explores the ongoing constitutional battle over equal protection, voter disenfranchisement, and citizenship.

Discover how Nigerian parents, medical pioneers, and activists are challenging traditional superstitions to secure rights for children with disabilities.

Black culinary creators across social media have launched a massive viral movement under the hashtag #FoodTok, organizing tribute cooking videos featuring traditional soul food.

The federal government has filed a court motion seeking to halt Evanston, Illinois' historic, first-of-its-kind housing reparations program for Black residents.

In coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) conducted a targeted airstrike against al-Shabaab militants near Sablaale.

The tragic death of Tyrin Johnson in Memphis highlights the rise of militarized policing, state preemption, and the exploitation of National Guard loopholes.

Advocacy groups challenge a $1.5B federal grant overhaul targeting DEI, healthcare, and education programs in Black and Latino communities.