How Kansas City Repealed Jaywalking to End Racial Targeting
Kansas City’s repeal of jaywalking laws aims to end racial profiling, address discriminatory policing, and prioritize pedestrian safety through urban design.
Will Strict Proof of Citizenship Block Black Voters?
Deep dive into the U.S. House passed a bill requiring proof of citizenship for federal voting. Voting rights groups warn the rule could block many Black voters.
The Real Memphis Street Policing History Behind New Arrest Data
Deep dive into Memphis numbers raise red flags around street policing. A local “Safe Task Force” logged thousands of arrests and the public data review points to stark racial skew in who gets swept up..
What History Tells Us About the Minnesota Troop Surge
Explore how the Minnesota troop surge, the Insurrection Act, and how Operation Metro Surge impacts civil rights and Black and Brown communities.
Texas Racial Gerrymander Map Blocked for 2026
A federal panel blocked the Texas racial gerrymander map for 2026 elections, citing intentional voter sorting by race. This ruling is a major win for voting rights and fair representation.
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- Why Afro-Diasporic Traditions Are Secret Tools for Liberation March 11, 2026Explore how traditions like Capoeira and Djembe drumming serve as sophisticated tools for social justice, healing, and cultural liberation across the diaspora. The post Why Afro-Diasporic Traditions Are Secret Tools for Liberation first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer
- Why the CBC is Fighting to Protect Black Immigrant Communities March 11, 2026The Congressional Black Caucus demands an end to federal operations targeting Black immigrants, citing racial bias, disproportionate deportations, and abuse. The post Why the CBC is Fighting to Protect Black Immigrant Communities first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer