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Carlishia Hood is suing Chicago and police officers after she and her son, 14, were arrested over a deadly shooting.

The online fundraisers for alleged self defense subway killers Jordan Williams, who is Black, and Daniel Penny, who is white, have yielded uneven results along racial lines. Coincidence?

After Jordan Williams was arrested for a "self defense" death in the NYC subway, will Daniel Penny's donors help a Black suspect accused of the same crime? Penny raised millions.

Crowdfunding services like GoFundMe and GiveSendGo primarily benefit the most privileged. Just ask Daniel Penny, Jordan Neely's killer.

A GoFundMe has begun. "We can’t afford a lawyer,“ the teen's mother said.

Online donations for Jordan Neely have lagged while those for his killer, Daniel Penny, have generated millions of dollars. This is America.

Jenna Ryan, the Jan. 6 Capitol rioter who thought her "blonde hair and white skin" would get her out of jail time, is now begging for funds to cover "legal fees and expenses related to her defense and incarceration."

A mother of three has sued Dasha Kelly, whose GoFundMe raised hundreds of thousands of dollars amid allegations of misrepresentation in order to solicit donations to help her pay rent and avoid eviction in Nevada.

The person behind the site was a potential impersonation.

People are turning to social funding platforms like GoFundMe to pay tuition. Generous strangers are making education goals possible.

Nicole Valentine, a Wall Street Corporate M &A Lawyer who launched New York-based her start-up, shares how to do it.

By utilizing Indigogo to raise money for Miles Ahead, a film on the life of legendary musician Miles Davis, Academy Award-nominated actor Don Cheadle joins the growing list of Hollywood heavyweights turning to crowdfunding to bring film projects to life. RELATED: Don Cheadle To Play Miles Davis In Biopic Cheadle writes: I want to tell a story that Miles himself would have wanted […]