Why Is Texas Still Policing Black Hair in Schools?
Explore how Texas schools use hair length loopholes to punish Black students with locs, exposing the limits of the CROWN Act and civil rights protections.
Why Millions Lost SNAP Benefits and Who Pays the Price
Over four million Americans lost SNAP food assistance due to strict work rules and red tape, disproportionately impacting Black families and children.
Black Disabled Students Face Crisis as Federal Oversight Shrinks
Black disabled students face rising school discipline, arrests, and civil rights rollbacks as federal oversight of special education declines across the US.
Law School Diversity Rules Face a Critical Battle
Civil rights groups mobilize to protect ABA Standard 206 as political pressure threatens mandatory diversity standards across American law schools.
Can Angie Nixon Become Florida’s First Black U.S. Senator?
Angie Nixon wins the Florida Democratic Senate primary, aiming to make history as the state’s first Black U.S. senator while tackling systemic voter suppression.
Why the Raleigh Hanging Death Sparks Demands for Truth
A Black man’s hanging death in Raleigh sparks calls for an independent review, fueled by rapid suicide rulings and the legacy of racial terror in North Carolina.
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