Unexplained Mississippi Hanging Death Sparks Federal Demand
Following the unexplained death of Tasia Fortune in Jackson, MS, civil rights leaders demand a federal investigation amid a pattern of hanging deaths.
Why Tupac Shakur’s Alleged Killer Faces Trial After 30 Years
Explore the legal, gang, and historical factors leading to Duane "Keffe D" Davis’s murder trial nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur’s death in Las Vegas.
San Francisco Fair Chance Hiring Rules Now Shield Records
San Francisco’s amended Fair Chance Ordinance prohibits employers from considering out-of-state convictions for reproductive healthcare, gender care, and drag.
How Corporate DEI Rollbacks Are Destroying Black Wealth
Corporate DEI rollbacks and federal job cuts are eroding decades of economic progress, sparking severe job losses and widening the Black wealth gap.
Why Black August Campaigns Focus on Political Prisoners
Explore the radical roots of Black August, its focus on political prisoners like George Jackson, and how past struggles shape modern prison abolition activism.
Chicago Traffic Stop Lawsuit Exposes Police Profiling Shift
A federal judge certified a class-action lawsuit challenging Chicago Police traffic stop practices targeting Black and Latino drivers for systemic profiling.
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