Why broken promises to Black organizations keep happening
A landmark study by Candid and ABFE reveals how funding for Black-led organizations plummeted after the 2020 racial justice surge, exposing systemic neglect.
Why Alabama Racial Gerrymandering Blocks Black Political Power
Learn how Alabama’s redistricting battle and the latest Supreme Court rulings impact Black voting rights, representation, and political power.
Why a U.S. Ebola Facility in Kenya Sparked Fury
Protests erupted in Nanyuki, Kenya, over a new US Ebola quarantine facility, highlighting deep tensions regarding biosecurity neocolonialism and sovereignty.
Unearthing the Timbuctoo Black Settlement History
LiDAR technology has mapped the lost 19th-century Black settlement of Timbuctoo, founded in the Adirondacks to secure voting rights for free Black Americans.
Why Climate Gentrification Displaces Black Miamians
Historical segregation forced Black Miamians onto high ground. Today, rising sea levels and climate gentrification are displacing them from their neighborhoods.
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