Congresswoman Ejected for Pro-Cuba Views
Congresswoman Barbara Lee ejected from House hearing on Cuba policy by Rep. Salazar, sparking debates on free speech and political censorship in Congress.
Landlord Indicted for Racial Harassment, Fraud Shocks Hampton
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STAR Study’s New Phase Targets Dementia in Black Americans
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Louisiana Senate Approves New Black Majority District
“Louisiana Senate passes a landmark bill for a second majority-Black voting district, reshaping Baton Rouge’s political landscape for fair representation.
Tacoma Officers Get $500K Each After Ellis Case
Tacoma reacts with dismay to $500K payouts to officers cleared in Manny Ellis’ 2020 death, igniting debates on police accountability.
New Report Unveils Mass Incarceration’s Toll: Inequality & Safety at Risk
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