The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who died last Tuesday at age 84, helped push for widespread usage of the term “African American†as a way to reclaim cultural
Two major developments aim to reshape the pesticide landscape in America — both benefit Big Ag and jeopardize the public’s health. It’s not too late
By Stephen MagagniniThe Sacramento Observer
Over the last couple of weeks, two of America’s most respected Black newspapers — the Portland Skanner and the Richmond Free
A historic coalition of more than 80 Democratic lawmakers boycotted the official State of the Union address to hold a “People’s State of the Union”
Americans are leaving the U.S. in record numbers, driven by political instability, gun violence, health care costs, and economic anxiety, while immigrants continue to anchor
A new Pew Research Center survey shows that 77% of Black Americans consider someone outside of their biological family to be family, with 95% of
Morgan State University President David K. Wilson places a stole around the neck of Autherine Lucy Foster, signifying the conferring of her honorary doctorate degree
A new national study examining political opposition and civic engagement within Black communities has found that Black voters are signaling dissatisfaction, caution and conditional readiness
Sixty-three South Africans, including nine children, were deported from Ireland over the weekend as part of what Irish authorities say is now a routine immigration
UPDATE:
Since the publishing of this article, Iranian Press has announced that Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has been martyred.
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