Why Alabama Spared a Black Man From Death Row At Last Minute
Explore the case of Sonny Burton, a 75-year-old Black man spared from execution in Alabama, and the legal battle over the state’s harsh capital punishment laws.
Can a New Bill Bridge the Black Homeownership Gap History?
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act aims to address redlining and corporate ownership to bridge the widening racial gap in American homeownership.
Will Africa Finally Erase Discriminatory Laws Against Girls?
Discover how the African Union is working to erase discriminatory laws, close child marriage loopholes, and protect the rights of girls across 55 member states.
Why Wearing Black Clothing is Now a Felony in Texas Courts
Texas courts now use black clothing as evidence for terrorism charges, turning political protest into felony conspiracy under gang enhancement laws.
Why New Federal Budget Cuts Threaten Black History Education
Explore how federal budget cuts and AI-driven flagging by DOGE are impacting Black history programs, the NEH, and the teaching of America’s complex racial past.
Nelson Mandela Digital Rights: Why Connectivity Is a Human Right
The Nelson Mandela Foundation explains why digital access is a fundamental human right and how connectivity can bridge the gap for the most marginalized people.
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