Why the Fair Housing Enforcement Lawsuit Matters Now
Civil rights groups sue the CFPB over new rule changes, fighting to protect fair housing laws, disparate impact standards, and minority homebuyers.
Why Is the United States Slashing South African HIV Funding?
The Trump administration announced a phased drawdown of PEPFAR HIV programming in South Africa, citing allegations that the South African government discriminates against its white Afrikaner minority.
The Hidden Threat to the Future of Black Voting Rights
Learn how the Supreme Court is systematically dismantling the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and what organizations like ASALH are doing to fight back.
How Austin Saves Black Cultural Heritage From Erasure
When state mandates forced the removal of street murals, Austin turned to vertical art to protect its rich Black and LGBTQ+ cultural heritage.
Beyond the “Empty Continent”: 5 Myths About Ancient Africa Debunked by Science
Explore Africa’s deep past, from the Green Sahara and Stone Age innovations to the unique spread of agriculture and the dawn of the Iron Age.
SAND, CLAY, AND IRON CHAPTER 3 LESSON | Crossroads of Continents
Explore the impact of Roman land exploitation on North Africa and the subsequent rise of Afro-Byzantine Christian kingdoms in Nubia and Ethiopia.
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