Millions of Americans Just Voted Against Banning Slavery
While four states will amend their constitutions to remove slavery loopholes, Louisiana’s remains intact
While four states will amend their constitutions to remove slavery loopholes, Louisiana’s remains intact
With America's economy in shambles, people are living off borrowed money more than ever
They’re fighting to disqualify mail-in ballots cast in swing states. Are you ready for the next installment of The Big Lie?
Information has been collected since 1981, and the numbers have never been as stark
SCOTUS could set a pivotal new precedent
‘In the Blink of an Eye’ is released by Kaepernick Publishing
A deluge of vitriol has filled the platform since the free speech advocate acquired it
The center would’ve cost a mere $1 million per year to operate
This ridiculous Senate hopeful and wannabe cop has a history of abusive and hypocritical behavior
Less than 2 percent of the supply from the country's four largest sperm banks comes from Black donors
Lawmakers want to narrow its definition to support redlining and swing elections in their favor
The conversation about censorship has reared its ugly head once again
A man recently murdered a woman after she beat him in a basketball game—a senseless and bizarre example of the dangers of all-too-common misogyny
The right-wing nut job owes victims of the Sandy Hook massacre more than $1 billion for defamation
Nury Martinez resigns after leaked audio surfaces of her making wicked, disparaging remarks about Black people and Oaxacans
Yes, this is a great first step, but all non-violent offenders should be free
Bank heists have hit a 50-year low, as the crime's risk has proven it's no longer worth the potential reward
The Senate candidate paid for an abortion despite being staunchly anti-choice
The music mogul's bipolar disorder isn't responsible for his spewing of white supremacist messages that are a danger to us all
A Florida public official wore a KKK suit to get a laugh. It wasn't funny.
The reverse Robin Hood act is wicked
Take this goon for all of his coin
Players dissatisfied with the league's soft handling of Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver's racist and sexist behavior can make a difference via work stoppage
Yes, there are systemic factors, but Black men killing each other needs to end. And it’s on us to do something about it.
Give me a break
According to the U.S. News & World Report, there were just under 3,982 degree-granting universities and colleges in the United States during the 2019-2020 school year. Those vary in prestige, location, enrollment, annual cost, and a host of other factors. Out of those nearly 4,000 schools, only
Mississippi's capital city is (not) coincidentally 80 percent Black
But we’re not holding our breath
It’s time for some higher learning
The issue of college debt could be a first step towards reparations