Why US Lawmakers Join the Fight for Global Reparations
US lawmakers and African leaders unite in a global fight for slavery reparations, linking local programs with international economic sovereignty.
Why the U.S. Death Penalty Still Targets Black Lives
As the US approaches its 250th anniversary, advocates call for the abolition of a death penalty system deeply rooted in racial bias and systemic inequality.
Why the Roger Fortson Manslaughter Trial Keeps Facing Delays
The manslaughter trial for the fatal shooting of Airman Roger Fortson faces ongoing delays, highlighting the steep uphill battle for police accountability.
Wilmington Police Accountability Crisis Deepens
Kadir Skinner’s fatal shooting reignites demands for police accountability in Wilmington, exposing historical mistrust, LEOBOR barriers, and racial disparities.
How the Court Blocked Warrantless Location Tracking
The Supreme Court ruled that geofence warrants constitute a Fourth Amendment search, blocking warrantless cell phone location tracking and protecting privacy.
Billions for Equity: Unpacking the Court’s DEI Funding Victory
A federal court blocked executive attempts to cut over $2 billion in DEI grant money from cities. This secures funding for local equity and inclusion programs.
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