STAR Study’s New Phase Targets Dementia in Black Americans
Discover the STAR study’s vital extension, a $24M project by Kaiser and UC Davis, tackling dementia and brain aging in Black Americans for the next 5 years.
Louisiana Senate Approves New Black Majority District
“Louisiana Senate passes a landmark bill for a second majority-Black voting district, reshaping Baton Rouge’s political landscape for fair representation.
Tacoma Officers Get $500K Each After Ellis Case
Tacoma reacts with dismay to $500K payouts to officers cleared in Manny Ellis’ 2020 death, igniting debates on police accountability.
New Report Unveils Mass Incarceration’s Toll: Inequality & Safety at Risk
Explore the ‘One in Five’ report’s revelations on mass incarceration’s role in deepening inequality and its impact on public safety. A critical analysis.
Outrage as Ex-Cops’ Sentencing for Brutality Delayed
In a shocking case of police brutality, the sentencing of six ex-cops for the torture of two black men in Mississippi is postponed again.
Former LA Sheriff’s Deputy Sentenced to 30 Days for Fatal 2019 Shooting of Ryan Twyman
In a decision echoing through Los Angeles, a former deputy’s 30-day sentence for the fatal shooting of an unarmed Black man sparks deep community reflection.
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