Federal immigration enforcement actions in California turned volatile this week as officers — backed by National Guard units — conducted aggressive raids on cannabis farms
“Good Trouble Lives On” National Day of Action (July 17) Crosses Historic Milestone of 1,000 Events Americans will make “Good Trouble” to protect civil rights, stop
President and South Dakota governor target network for reporting on immigrant warning system President Donald Trump and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem have escalated their
A former warehouse worker has launched a major class action lawsuit against retail giant Walmart, alleging that the company’s background check policies systematically discriminate against
Former NBA executive and Obama campaign strategist Alexys Feaster’s latest project as producer of “Hoops, Hopes & Dreams” reveals an untold story connecting Dr. Martin
President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden demonstrated starkly different approaches to commemorating Juneteenth on Thursday, with Trump criticizing the economic impact of federal
Wendy Williams’ former husband Kevin Hunter has filed a $250 million lawsuit against those who have facilitated her guardianship. Court documents obtained by People show
Nation recoils as president relocates civil rights icon from Oval Office to dining room The political world erupted in outrage this week as President Donald
Civil rights organization breaks 116-year tradition amid constitutional concerns The NAACP has delivered what may be its most pointed rebuke of a sitting president in
APRILTEENTH: Arkansas’ Juneteenth is April 14th 1865 (The Day Its Enslaved Citizens were Emanipated) By Edmond W. Davis In 2025, Juneteenth turns 160 years old.
Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant stands at the intersection of spiritual leadership and social activism, carrying forward a legacy that spans generations. As a third-generation pastor
The collision between federal authority and state resistance is about to reach a boiling point across Massachusetts this weekend, as dozens of anti-Trump demonstrations prepare
A massive wave of coordinated demonstrations is sweeping across America as activists organize what they’re calling the “No Kings Day of Defiance,” a nationwide movement
A momentous announcement in Tulsa has set the stage for what could become one of the most significant community rebuilding efforts in modern American history.
Five years have passed since George Floyd’s death under the knee of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin sparked what many consider the largest social movement
In the heart of Kansas City stands a monument to triumph, resilience, and the entrepreneurial spirit of Black America. The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum preserves
How a Southern City Transformed Under Black Governance Since 1974 A City Transformed In the heart of Georgia, a state historically known for its conservative
The first African American U.S. Secretary of Labor has died. Alexis M. Herman, who served as labor secretary from 1997 to 2001 under former President
On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson stepped onto the field as the first African American to play Major League Baseball in the modern era, forever
Exploring the lesser-known dimensions of a civil rights icon The annual observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day invites Americans to reflect on a transformative
