Eight years after it was founded to honor the lives of Black people globally while advocating for equity across economics, social justice and environmental factors, the Black Lives Matter movement was nominated for a 2021 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
Despite a glaring absence from the daily menu of mainstream media coverage, activists argue the Black Lives Matter movement still matters in the Trump era.
Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza, and Opal Tometi will be honored Nov. 14 at the awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
In the centuries since our long, tireless walk to freedom began, Black women have been the beating heart of the push for social change.
Leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement have made the announcement they will not support any candidate in the 2016 presidential election
In an edition of the "No Lie Zone," Martin debunked the notion that Black Lives Matter Movement is devoid of an agenda.
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