Why Detroit Black Muslim Women Lead the Ramadan Resistance
Explore how Detroit’s Black Muslim women lead through faith and self-reliance, navigating a rich history and modern political challenges during Ramadan.
Cleveland Racism Public Health Crisis: Can $400k Heal the Gap?
Deep dive into Cleveland Racism as Public Health Crisis: The Cleveland City Council approved an additional $400,000 today to fund a coalition task force.
Reclaiming Renty: Harvard to Return Enslaved Photos
Deep dive into Harvard Return of Enslaved Photos: In a major civil rights and legal victory, 1850 daguerreotypes of enslaved individuals Renty and Delia are being transferred from Harvard to the International African American Museum in South Carolina. This follows years of legal battles by descendant Tamara Lanier to reclaim her ancestors’ dignity..
Is Federal Protection Gone for Black Students in Pennsylvania?
As the US Department of Education dismantles oversight, families in Pennsylvania face a lack of federal protection against systemic racial bullying in schools.
Why Black Leaders Want a $200 Million Permanent Endowment
The Black Freedom Fund is seeking a $200 million permanent endowment to provide lasting stability for Black-led organizations.
Why Trump’s New Voting Rights Ultimatum Risks Black Voices
Explore how the Save America Act and new citizenship proof requirements could create barriers for Black voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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