Understanding the Recurring Marburg Threat in Western Uganda
A potential Marburg case in Uganda highlights the intersection of ecological spillover, colonial medical extraction, and global health inequities.
Why the New Ebola Epidemic in Congo is Hard to Stop
The World Health Organization and humanitarian groups have ramped up emergency deployments to the DRC and Uganda.
Why Xenophobic Violence in South Africa Faces a Critical Deadline
As anti-immigrant groups threaten a national shutdown on June 30, 2026, South Africa faces a critical turning point rooted in economic and apartheid legacies.
How a New Federal Deal Ends Education Civil Rights Protections
A 2026 interagency agreement shifts civil rights complaints from the Department of Education to the DOJ, dismantling decades of student protections.
Why the Disparate Impact Rollback Harms Black Corporate Hiring
A DOJ memorandum declares EEOC’s disparate impact guidelines unconstitutional, creating new hurdles for Black job seekers.
The Haiti TPS Supreme Court Ruling and Black Immigrant Rights
In a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that the federal administration can terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals.
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