The Black Recession: Why Current Economic Trends Threaten Parity
A 2026 report reveals a "Black Recession," highlighting rising unemployment and the removal of key federal protections that threaten Black economic progress.
How Black Cities Are Resisting Federal Police Overreach
The Center for Policing Equity and Yale Law School’s new report provides a strategy for cities to protect local autonomy.
The Real Reason Behind the Yakima Farmworker Settlement Today
Washington farmworkers win a $1M settlement after Cornerstone Ranches allegedly displaced local female staff for foreign H-2A guest workers.
DeAundre Hill: Why Wichita Demands Full Police Body Cam Footage
Wichita residents seek transparency after DeAundre Hill’s death, demanding full body cam footage and accountability for the police shooting.
Why is the Government Hiding Sealed Civil Rights Records?
A legal battle unfolds as the government hides school discrimination records. Learn how staffing cuts and a massive case backlog impact student civil rights.
Will I-77 Expansion Destroy Historic Black Neighborhoods Again?
Charlotte’s Black Political Caucus sues to stop I-77 expansion, fighting to protect historic neighborhoods from displacement and environmental injustice.
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