The quiet purge of civil rights symbols reflects a troubling shift in the administration’s stance on diversity and inclusion.

Robert Reeves challenges civil asset forfeiture in Michigan, sparking legal battles over property rights and due process.

Kenya’s peacebuilding progress showcases proactive strategies and national reviews, yet challenges demand attention for sustainable unity.

Scottsdale’s new social studies curriculum sparks debate on Black Lives Matter, police incidents, and NFL protests.

North Carolina’s redistricting trial confronts allegations of racial gerrymandering, with critics arguing maps dilute Black and Brown voting power.

Digital hijacking and AI bias threaten Black cultural authenticity online through appropriation.

Tinubu’s posthumous pardon for the Ogoni Nine, 30 years after their execution for environmental activism, sparks debate on Nigeria’s human rights.

FEMA’s leadership exodus and unpreparedness for 2025 hurricane season heightens risks for Black communities, revealing systemic disaster response failures.

Haitis diaspora addresses the internal displacement crisis fueled by gang violence, criminal groups, and deportations, impacting 1.3 million IDPs.

Two Black educators sue Beverly Hills school district over racial discrimination, harassment, and systemic inaction, alleging racist slurs and threats.