Civil Rights & Social Justice
Sydney Angela Holder allegedly posted that she’ll "shoot a n***** in Walmart," and Tuscaloosa police arrested her for a misdemeanor and a $500 bond.
A viral video purportedly shows a Black police graduate getting profiled by Texas cops.
"This is how you guys get killed," an officer told Gerardson Nicolas during a traffic stop.
The discrepancies between what the Uvalde Police Department has said about its response to the deadly school shooting and its actual actions draw attention to how Black people have long warned about blindly accepting police narratives as fact.
As many celebrate the second annual Juneteenth federal holiday, a Congressional committee examines the white supremacist attack on the Capitol. The backlash and growing fear of a diversifying political electorate are not new. White supremacy has always been threatened by Black political participation and multiracial coalition-building.
"Civics for the Culture" engages viewers with trusted voices covering the ins and outs of American politics and government.
Sponsored by the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), the two-week “Journey of Reconciliation” attempted to test the bounds of a 1946 Supreme Court decision banning segregation in interstate buses.
Abortion rights activists across Mississippi and the Fifth Circuit vow to continue defending abortion access and helping people find the care they need.
31 Patriot Front members were arrested and charged with conspiracy to riot during a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Pride event.
If only more youth and young adults had passionate supporters like Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union in their lives.