Silvia Lopez-Navarro, a white woman with a hispanic last name, filed a federal class-action lawsuit because she was not allowed into a program that supports Black mothers and their babies.
After watching her most recent press conference, it's become clear that Cathy Engelbert has not learned from past mistakes.
Houston police officer Ashley Gonzalez recorded herself repeatedly using the N-word and ranting about her hatred for Black people.
The U.S. is so racist, and has such a long history of turning Black culture into caricature that, for many of us, what Big Groove does isn't just annoying, it's triggering.
The DOJ charged SLPC with financial crimes accusing it of defrauding donors by using money to pay informants inside groups such as the KKK.
James Broadnax is set to be executed in a case in which rap lyrics he wrote as a teenager were used against him as evidence in a murder trial.
Attacking civil rights groups like SPLC follows a pattern and practice of the administration’s revisionist terror and political prosecutions. We can’t afford to look away.
"America Reads The Bible" is a week-long event of Bible scripture reading that was arranged to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the U.S.
Chi Ossé, the son of hip-hop journalist Combat Jack, has consistently fought against evictions stemming from deed theft, which have been rising in New York.
Should Virginia’s redistricting effort hold up in court, Democrats will hold the advantage in the House race during the upcoming midterm elections.
It's almost as if the commander-in-draft-dodging-bone-spurs keeps coming up with new ways to get everyone to laugh at him.
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There is a ghost roaming the halls of Pickens County Museum in South Carolina and his name is Willie Earle.
Electric scooters were supposed to make campus life easier. Instead, they’re becoming a safety risk and a theft magnet.
Book bans threaten access to diverse narratives, underscoring libraries' vital role in uplifting marginalized voices through collective action.
Libraries evolve beyond books, offering free WiFi, job support, community programs, and inclusive spaces for all.
The Strait of Hormuz has been a focal point during the ongoing war in Iran, with the U.S. Navy currently blockading entry to the port.
It's just really amusing watching this sad, lonely little man desperately stroke his comically fragile ego, transparently begging people to like him.
This is as good a time as any to remind everyone that RFK Jr., the nation's top health authority, once told people flat-out that they should not take medical advice from him.
Black people represent roughly 13% of the U.S. population about only account for 1.2%-1.7% of business owneersin the cannabis industry.
Last summer, Charles Adair died while incarcerated in a Kansas jail after a sheriff’s deputy knelt on his back for over 90 seconds.
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but a federal administration full of proud white nationalists has no business taking it upon itself to assess Black health, the needs of Black children or that of the Black community in general. Actually, I know exactly who needs to hear this: Health and Human Services Secretary […]
As formal Black cultural institutions face unprecedented attacks, a Brooklyn spades tournament is a reminder that some traditions were never theirs to take.
Gen Z slang has deep roots in Black culture, but its origins are often erased, raising concerns about cultural appropriation.
J. Janice Coleman, an English professor at Alcorn State University, has sewn several quilts honoring Black women, including one of Toni Morrison.
April is supposed to be about child abuse prevention, protecting the most vulnerable, and catching harm before it reaches a child’s body.
Trump is literally resurrecting old lies that did nothing but cause a riot at the U.S. Capitol the first time around.
Fixated on punishing local elected officials in democratic strongholds under the guise of election reform, Republicans ignore real issues facing the state’s elections.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has called a special session focused on redistricting, but a new congressional map has yet to be introduced.
The move to reclassify medical marijuana was started under the Biden administration. A June hearing may lead to cannabis being broadly reclassified.
New details have come to light in the case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the girl whose body was discovered inside a Tesla linked to D4vd.
Siditty Siditty, born Qualeisha Barnes, passed away April 9, 2026, after being fatally shot in Atlanta, Georgia. She was 36 years old. Police say she was found inside a vehicle after being shot multiple times, including four gunshot wounds to the face, with investigators believing the shots were fired from outside the car. Originally from […]
This Earth Day, we are reminded that the climate crisis requires collective action and year-round advocacy.
Kash Patel sued former FBI agent Frank Figliuzzi, who claimed on MS NOW in May 2025 that Patel was more visible in the club than the office.
11 scientists tied to sensitive fields have died/disappeared, raising concerns of foul play amid FBI probe.
Members of Trump's administration fear that the president is shooting himself in the foot by constantly posting about victories that haven't happened.
Should voters approve the amendment, the Virginia state legislature will pass a map that adds four new House seats for Democrats.