Sacramento’s Cultural Broker Program: Success, Struggle, and Survival for Black Families
Sacramento’s cultural broker program cut Black foster care by 31% but faces funding hurdles, exposing flaws in federal evidence-based requirements.
Blood and Coal: The Deadly Cost of Fighting Mining in South Africa
Environmental activists in South Africa face systematic violence and assassination for opposing coal and iron mining projects that devastate Black communities.
Black and Immigrant Solidarity in NYC
Solidarity between Black and immigrant communities in NYC faces new tests as Trump’s ICE raids target African and Muslim populations, demanding unified resistance.
The Heart of Black Families: Survival as Invention
Black family resilience through kinship, culture, and faith—exploring survival, adaptation, and strength from slavery to today’s homes and kitchens.
Affirmative Action Ban and the Decline of Black Student Enrollment at Harvard
Harvard’s Black student enrollment takes a sharp downturn after Supreme Court’s ban on affirmative action, fueling national debate on race, admissions, and equity.
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