Why Ghana and Jamaica Are Leading the Global Reparations Push
Ghana and Jamaica team up to lead a UN-backed global push for reparatory justice, debt relief, and economic repair for the transatlantic slave trade.
Chicago Traffic Stop Lawsuit Exposes Police Profiling Shift
A federal judge certified a class-action lawsuit challenging Chicago Police traffic stop practices targeting Black and Latino drivers for systemic profiling.
Why Are Black Activists Convicted as Foreign Agents?
Explore the conviction of African People’s Socialist Party leaders under foreign agent laws, and the long history of targeting Black liberation movements.
Why Ghana Proposed a Global Homeland Return Bill for Diaspora
Ghana’s proposed Homeland Return Bill seeks to offer full citizenship rights to the African diaspora, building on a rich history of Pan-Africanism.
Why Occupational Lung Disease Is Rising in Industrial Regions
Rates of black lung disease and silicosis are rising in industrial regions. Explore the causes, historical disparities, and new silica safety rules.
Why Burkina Faso Human Rights Scrutiny Is Triggering West Africa
Explore how Burkina Faso’s military junta under Ibrahim Traoré navigates human rights scrutiny, security threats, press bans, and the Sankarist legacy.
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