The Tug-of-War for Africa’s Resources: Unpacking the Role of Coups
Unveiling the intricate web of resource extraction, human rights, and political instability in Africa’s recent coups.
Incidents of US State Violence Against People of Color Come to Light
A Democracy Now! report reveals multiple incidents of state violence against people of color in the U.S., from secret police torture sites to border tragedies.
First African Climate Summit Held
The first-ever African Climate Summit took place in Nairobi, drawing leaders from across the continent to discuss climate action and finance. Activists question market-based solutions.
Justice Delayed but Not Denied: Demetrius Smith’s Long Road to Compensation and Apology from Maryland
A tale of wrongful conviction, a decade-long fight for justice, and a long-overdue apology and compensation from the state of Maryland.
San Francisco’s Reparations Plan: A Comprehensive Analysis
An in-depth look at San Francisco’s reparations plan, exploring its components, public opinion, and the financial and legal challenges it faces.
The Tragic Case of of Elijah McClain: Unveiling the Layers of Injustice and Systemic Flaws
The Elijah McClain case is more than a tragedy; it’s a magnifying glass on the systemic issues in American policing. This article peels back the layers, from the haunting last words to the courtroom drama.
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