Why Federal Grant Cuts Threaten Black Student Support Programs
Explore how legal challenges and federal budget shifts threaten vital support programs for Black students at HBCUs and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs).
Everard Walker Shooting: A New Crisis in Mental Health Policing
The shooting of Everard Walker in Connecticut highlights the fatal flaws in mental health policing and the urgent need for non-police crisis response models.
Rantoul Wrongful Death Lawsuit: A Mother Battles the Paper Trail
Amy Richardson’s lawsuit against Rantoul police reveals systemic issues and training gaps following the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Jordan Richardson.
Why Do LAPD Pretext Stops Still Target Black Drivers?
Explore the history and data behind LAPD pretextual traffic stops, their impact on Black communities, and the push for unarmed enforcement in Los Angeles.
Why Chicago Police Raids Target Black Families and Children
Explore how Chicago’s police ‘code of silence’ leads to traumatic ‘wrong-door’ raids on Black families, the history of misconduct, and the cost to taxpayers.
Why Arlington Police Traffic Stop Data Still Shows Huge Gaps
The 2025 Arlington Racial Profiling Report shows Black drivers are stopped more often. Discover the history and laws behind these traffic stop disparities.
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