The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal filed by a Black dancer in Houston, Texas, who claims she has been discriminated against.
Ever since the Supreme Court decided to pretend white people didn't benefit from what was essentially pro-white affirmative action for at least the 400 years before the 1964 Civil Rights Act was signed, crybaby Caucasian conservatives have been trying to apply the ruling to everything.
If Trump is elected to the office of president, he could ask any department to act on his behalf, no matter what. We're talking about the man who wanted police to shoot BLM protestors (he was told no because it was illegal. Not any more!).Â
As the Times noted, no social media company officials have sued the Biden administration for taking down posts—and they're the ones who would know and be able to present evidence that the administration was directly responsible for the removals.
Black women's pregnancy experiences are often irreversibly marred by the structural and systemic racism in the medical industry.
We compiled a review of social justice stories worth revisiting or reading for the first time. Catching up on what has happened in the past can help plan for how to engage in the coming year.
As America’s democracy matured, the power of the people became a matter of right under the Constitution.
Ketanji Brown Jackson is fighting the good fight.
Student leaders with Harvard’s Affirmative Action Coalition shared statements with NewsOne, ahead of oral arguments in the two cases brought by Students for Fair Admissions.
We are living through the saying, “play stupid games, win, and stupid prizes.”
For some young people, political engagement goes beyond abortion, as a spring 2022 Harvard poll found that about half of young people think the country is on the wrong track.
