Data Centers, Environmental Racism, and the Fight for Community Power in Bessemer, Alabama
Bessemer residents fight $15B data center citing pollution, water depletion, and lack of community benefits in environmentally overburdened area.
Health Care Rollbacks and Racial Justice: What the Headlines Miss
A detailed look at the Republican-led health care rollbacks, premium tax credit expirations, and how these changes deepen racial disparities in U.S. health care.
Mobilizing Black Voters for the 2026 Elections
The NAACP is mobilizing Black voters for the 2026 elections, focusing on civic engagement and voter empowerment.
Florida’s Black History Curriculum Controversy and Impact
Florida’s Black history curriculum faces backlash for distorting slavery and its impact, raising concerns over education standards.
Jacksonville Traffic Stop: A Viral Incident
The Jacksonville traffic stop incident involving William McNeil Jr. raises serious concerns about police conduct and accountability during traffic stops.
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