Ugandan Women Lead Inspiring Coffee Business
Ugandan women are revolutionizing the coffee sector by overcoming gender and climate challenges, with companies like Kwezi Coffee and Zukuka Bora.
Alabama Voting Map Fight Victory for Black Voters
Federal judges struck down Alabama’s 2023 congressional map for racial gerrymandering, violating the Voting Rights Act and Fourteenth Amendment.
Carla Hayden Fired Trump Library of Congress Turmoil
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Fear of US Anti-Rights Eroding African Freedoms
U.S. anti-rights conservatives and evangelicals exploit Africa’s “family values” conferences to threaten LGBTQ+ and women’s rights.
Bitter Verdicts Tyre Nichols Memphis Police
The Tyre Nichols case in Memphis exposes systemic police brutality, federal accountability contrasts with state acquittals.
Resilient Black Graduations Rise Amid DEI Cuts
Black graduation ceremonies nationwide surge as DEI programs face institutional cuts, with student-led events at universities like Ohio State, UC Santa Cruz, and SDSU celebrating cultural pride, Kente stoles, and community resilience.
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