Libya Shipwrecks: Deadly History for African Migrants
Deadly Libya shipwrecks highlight systemic racism against Black African migrants in Libya, fueled by EU policies & historical exploitation, creating a human trafficking crisis.
Baltimore Sues MoneyLion: Predatory Paycheck Loans
Baltimore has sued MoneyLion for running a digital-age predatory paycheck loans scheme, accusing the firm of trapping residents in debt with hidden fees and high APRs, similar to traditional payday loans.
Vanished in Ghana: US Deports 19 West African Migrants
The vanishing of 19 US deported West African migrants in Ghana highlights the severe human cost of US immigration enforcement and third-country deportation policies.
Texas A&M Legal Pushback on Teaching Limits
NAACP Legal Defense Fund is challenging Texas A&M’s new policy that puts strict teaching limits on race and gender. This academic freedom fight highlights the national backlash against DEI programs.
Africa’s Diabetes Time Bomb Ticks for Us All
Africa’s rising diabetes rates signal a global health crisis, deeply linked to health disparities and chronic disease. This public health issue demands urgent action.
2025 Government Shutdown: History Behind the Headlines
The 2025 government shutdown had a devastating impact on Black families, federal workers, and small businesses. This crisis highlighted vulnerabilities in healthcare access and economic stability.
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- Why Federal Grant Cuts Threaten Black Student Support Programs February 26, 2026Explore how legal challenges and federal budget shifts threaten vital support programs for Black students at HBCUs and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs). The post Why Federal Grant Cuts Threaten Black Student Support Programs first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer