Lomé’s Pan-African Congress: A Historic Reconquest
The 9th Pan-African Congress Lomé 2025 unites global Black diaspora & Africa, addressing historical justice, reparations, and multilateral institution reform for solidarity.
Tax Abuse and Africa’s Stolen Future
A new report reveals how Illicit Financial Flows, corporate tax abuse, and the ongoing debt crisis systematically harm African women and girls, exacerbating poverty and undermining development in Africa.
Tanzania Protests and the History Behind Headlines
Tanzania protests and political repression reveal a deep history of state-sponsored violence and human rights abuses, especially following the 2025 elections.
Black Google Workers Near Pay-Bias Payout
A landmark $50M Black Google workers pay-bias settlement gets preliminary approval, addressing systemic racial discrimination allegations. This tech giant faces ongoing scrutiny.
Cincinnati Police Reform: An $8.1M History Lesson
Cincinnati’s $8.1M police reform settlement addresses over 400 wrongful arrests during 2020 racial justice protests, echoing a long history of police brutality and demands for accountability.
DOJ Civil Rights Division History & Gutting Concerns
Former DOJ lawyers warn of the “gutting of the Civil Rights Division,” alleging the Trump administration shifted its focus from police abuse & voter suppression to political goals, undermining civil rights.
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