Black youth are being placed at the center of a civil rights fight, and their bodies, choices, futures, and labor are being asked to carry the moral weight of a nation’s failure.
Black women creating spaces for ourselves and gathering with intention inevitably draws surveillance and scrutiny born from white discomfort.
Unlike every other southern state that has announced a redistricting effort in the last week, Georgia’s is focused on the 2028 election.
Trump is trying to hamstring states that want to get ahead of the curve when it comes to protecting us from the worst effects of AI technology.
House Speaker Cameron Sexton removed every Black state representative from their committees as punishment for protesting Black disenfranchisement.
Louisiana state Senator Jay Morris is accused of making the racist statement during a contentious redistricting hearing on May 8.
This is yet another attempt by Florida "education" officials to make U.S. history more palatable to white people by lying about it.
Several Tennessee Republicans could be seen laughing at people who were protesting against the disenfranchisement of Black voters.
Steven Roth, CEO of real estate giant Vornado, and Ken Griffin, CEO of Citadel LLC, are two of NYC's richest white men, and they feel oppressed.
The EEOC has filed a lawsuit against the New York Times, claiming a white man was denied a job with the publication because of reverse racism.
The GOP's complex relationship with Black Americans, from early civil rights to recent controversies over race and identity.
Restricting SNAP benefits in Alabama is not about health, but control. Structural inequities, not individual choices, drive poor outcomes.