Democrats Allege Trump’s DOJ Overlooks Hate Crimes
The Diminishing Priority of Hate Crimes in the U.S. Justice System
In recent times, it appears that hate crimes, particularly those targeting sexual orientation, gender...
Supreme Court Case Poses Risk to Black Political Representation – The...
The recent Supreme Court case, Louisiana v. Callais, marks a critical examination of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which serves...
Black Colorado Leaders Voice Disappointment Over DEI Initiative Rollback
Addressing Diversity Concerns in Colorado’s Black Community
Earlier this week, leaders from the Black community in Colorado gathered at the state Capitol, voicing their concerns...
Opinion | Nine Black Justices Upholding White Interests
The Enduring Legacy of Racial Justice: Reflections on the Supreme Court
Fifty-seven years ago, I authored an article in the New York Times Magazine provocatively...
Stanford Three Strikes Project and LDF Collaborate to Address Racial Discrimination...
(CALIFORNIA) – In a pivotal step towards addressing systemic racial discrimination within California’s criminal legal system, the Stanford Law School’s Three Strikes Project has...
Analyzing Brown v. Board: Race and ‘Equal Protection’ Viewed Through the...
Exploring the Legacy and Future of Brown v. Board of Education
As the Supreme Court grappled with a racially charged Louisiana voting rights case last...
Guest Column: The 15th Amendment Is All That’s Needed in the...
The Indiana Jones of Legal Arguments: Louisiana’s Redistricting Challenge
Remember that iconic moment from Raiders of the Lost Ark when Indiana Jones effortlessly chose to...
The Hidden Narrative of a Black WWII Veteran’s Lynching
The Tragic Story of Edward “Eddie” Green: A Minister and WWII Veteran
Edward “Eddie” Green, a 23-year-old Black minister, found himself on a fateful September...
Launch of the Reparations Office
In a pivotal moment for reparative justice in California, lawmakers and advocates are regrouping to strategize the next steps following Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent...
Democrats Celebrate Race-Based Redistricting in Mississippi While Republicans Pledge Continued Resistance
Mississippi’s Political Landscape: Reflections on Recent Elections
The recent special elections in Mississippi have sparked considerable discourse, highlighting the shifting dynamics within the state’s political...
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The Underground Railroad: Crash Course Black American History #15
Escape was one of the many ways that enslaved people resisted their captivity in the system of American slavery.
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French Court Denies Request to Reinvestigate Death of Black Man in Custody
The Adama Traore Case: A Continued Fight for Justice in France
On a pivotal day for many in France, the Court of Cassation made a...
African American Museum Requests $40K from Fort Worth to Finalize Construction Plans
African American Museum and Cultural Center in Fort Worth: A Step Closer to Reality
By David Moreno, Fort Worth Report
January 6, 2026
The dream of establishing...
North Carolina Man Mobilizes Educational Bus to Teach Black History Across the South
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In the heart of Montgomery, Alabama, a unique initiative is unfolding that aims to shine...
Manchester Celebrates Its 30th Anniversary with a Grand Event
The MOBO Awards made a remarkable debut in Manchester on March 26, celebrating their 30th anniversary in grand style. With a week of vibrant...
