Why A Federal Civil Rights Probe Cost A Prosecutor His Job
A federal prosecutor was fired for pursuing civil rights charges against an ICE agent who shot an unarmed immigrant, exposing DOJ barriers to accountability.
The Trap in Florida’s Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Law
Civil rights groups sue Florida over HB 991, a strict proof-of-citizenship voting law threatening to disenfranchise Black seniors and naturalized citizens.
The Secret Curriculum: How Black Women Educators Outsmarted White Philanthropists to Build a Nation
White Northern philanthropists poured capital into Southern Black education to train subservient manual and domestic labor. Black women educators turned that demand into a Trojan horse.
Video Lesson | Europe’s Secret Financial Weapon in Africa
See how Europe used predatory debt and cultural erasure to conquer North Africa, sparking the 1882 Egyptian revolution and the Scramble for Africa.