Why the Cyrus Carmack-Belton Verdict Ignites Deep Anger
Civil rights groups rallied following a not-guilty verdict for the convenience store owner who shot and killed 14-year-old Black teen Cyrus Carmack-Belton.
Why Black Doctors Face New Admissions Hurdles
Federal investigations into UCLA and Yale target medical school diversity, sparking a battle over holistic admissions and the future of Black doctors.
Why the Historic Black-Jewish Coalition is Rebuilding Now
Discover the history of the Black-Jewish coalition, why it fractured, and how a new generation of leaders is uniting to fight racism and antisemitism today.
Can NYC Save Affordable Housing for Black and Brown Families?
NYC’s Block by Block plan targets the affordable housing crisis. Explore the history of redlining, unfair AMI metrics, and the rise of tenant unions.
Why broken promises to Black organizations keep happening
A landmark study by Candid and ABFE reveals how funding for Black-led organizations plummeted after the 2020 racial justice surge, exposing systemic neglect.
Why Alabama Racial Gerrymandering Blocks Black Political Power
Learn how Alabama’s redistricting battle and the latest Supreme Court rulings impact Black voting rights, representation, and political power.
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