Current Events

Conservative Twitter exploded in an unholy baptism of white nationalist tears over the imminent criminal indictment of former President Donald Trump.

The NAACP San Francisco Branch is clarifying its position on opposing a $5 million reparations proposal by the city's board of supervisors.

A Wall Street Journal writer suggested without evidence that "diversity demands" might have contributed to the Silicon Valley Bank collapse because there was "1 Black" on the board.

Republican Georgia Rep. Mike Collins somehow tried to link diversity and inclusion initiatives to the Ohio train derailment. That sounds like a really loud dog whistle to us.

The right-wing tabloid's article went live after two victims were killed.

Florida State Sen. Blaise Ingoglia introduced "The Ultimate Cancel Act," to "cancel" Democrats over the Party's former support of slavery.

Students are defending Ethan Hooper, a teacher at Howard Middle School in Florida who was suspended over anti-book ban TikTok videos.

Attorneys representing Gaige Grosskreutz say Kyle Rittenhouse is intentionally evading process servers. The judge agrees.

Steven Reed, Montgomery, Alabama's first Black mayor, is doing damage control.

Family members of Sarah Clendaniel, who, along with Brandon Russell, planned to destroy Baltimore's power grid, says she embraces racism.

Double amputee Anthony Lowe was shot to death by a police officer in Huntington Park, California, sparking demands for justice.

Jason Whitlock, the Clayton Bigsby of Steven A. Smiths, blamed single Black mothers for the violent killing of Tyre Nichols at the hands of Memphis police.