Brazil’s Race War: The History Behind the Headlines
A brutal chapter in Brazil’s history reveals systemic violence against Black Brazilians in favelas, highlighting police brutality and the unfinished abolition of slavery.
How Algorithms and Influencers Are Weaponizing Division
Digital disinformation targeting Black communities is escalating. Scholars warn that algorithms and influencer culture amplify divisive narratives about “diaspora wars” and gender issues, sowing discord and propaganda.
The Grandmother Georgia Locked Up: How Mistaken Identity Fails Black Women
Black woman wrongfully jailed three days for crimes meant for white woman with same name. Another case exposing systemic failure in police identity verification and racial bias.
How Did Somali Piracy Make a Comeback?
Somali pirates seize first tanker in 18 months, signaling major resurgence tied to climate change, illegal fishing, and terrorist financing partnerships threatening African livelihoods.
US Ends Deportation Protection for South Sudanese
US ends 14-year deportation protections for South Sudanese, forcing 5,000 to leave despite ongoing conflict and famine in their homeland.
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