The Dark History of Sexual Slavery in Sudan’s War
As Sudan’s war enters its fourth year, the UN continues to highlight sexual violence as a defining feature of the conflict.
Exploring the Resilient Cultural Footprint of Black Oakland
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Why the Historic Black-Jewish Coalition is Rebuilding Now
Discover the history of the Black-Jewish coalition, why it fractured, and how a new generation of leaders is uniting to fight racism and antisemitism today.
Why West African Migrants Risk the Deadly Atlantic Route
Authorities in Mauritania successfully rescued 110 Europe-bound migrants, including 12 women and three children after their boat’s engine failed at sea.
Can NYC Save Affordable Housing for Black and Brown Families?
NYC’s Block by Block plan targets the affordable housing crisis. Explore the history of redlining, unfair AMI metrics, and the rise of tenant unions.
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