Explore how Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso are navigating humanitarian corridors, sovereignty, and regional shifts amid the escalating crisis in the Sahel.

Explore how systemic barriers, cultural taxation, and politicized audits fuel the growing backlash against Black scholars and DEI in higher education.

An African Union peace delegation arrives in Sudan facing deep-rooted conflict, famine, and proxy warfare while seeking humanitarian aid and a ceasefire.

Explore the history, scientific breakthroughs, and social impact of the deadliest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Federal agencies are dismantling disparate impact rules, weakening civil rights enforcement and shifting the burden of proving bias to Black communities.

Following a shooting at Virginia State University, explore the investigation, updated campus safety protocols, and the history of HBCU funding disparities.

A municipal report reveals record-high racial disparities in Burlington police use-of-force, sparking renewed calls for civilian oversight and systemic reform.

Critical UN aid shortfalls threaten 650,000 refugees in South Sudan with starvation as regional conflict, floods, and global neglect deepen the hunger crisis.

An unprecedented Ebola outbreak in the DRC spreads rapidly amid conflict, lack of targeted vaccines, and humanitarian crises across eastern provinces.

Discover the history of the 1908 Springfield Race Riot, the soil collection honoring lynching victims, and the creation of a new National Monument.

Following Nolan Wells' suspicious death on Horn Island, civil rights leaders and the Congressional Black Caucus demand a DOJ civil rights investigation.

Gambian Kanyeleng women turn the pain of child loss into music, mutual aid, and public health advocacy across West Africa.

New Flock Safety ALPR rules fail to address police misuse, racial profiling of Black drivers, and Fourth Amendment privacy concerns in mass surveillance.

The DOJ is revoking naturalized U.S. citizenship at historic rates using civil lawsuits and digital databases. Explore the legal and historical impact.

ICE's multi-million dollar contract for wearable shock gloves sparks outrage over agency force, human rights concerns, and historical racial disparities.

A toxic chemical gas leak and extreme heat at the Adams County ICE detention center in Mississippi highlight severe failures in privatized prison care.

The AfDB calls for urgent structural economic reforms in African island and coastal nations to tackle trade gaps, vulnerability, and unlock blue economy potential.

The Department of Education removed disparate impact standards from Title VI. Discover what this shift means for public school discipline and civil rights.

A Human Rights Watch report details the dramatic rollback of federal civil rights enforcement, staff cuts, and legal shifts across key US agencies.

Discover how the 1804 Sokoto Jihad fueled a multi-million-dollar inland supply chain and how captured Kanuri scholar Ali Eisami used astronomical cognitive resistance to preserve his identity.