Black population has grown at the fastest rate in states that historically have had relatively few Black residents
The Black population has grown most rapidly in states that have traditionally had smaller Black communities. Utah saw the highest...
Black men cite lack of invitation, information as key barriers to prostate cancer trials
A recent survey by the Prostate Health Education Network (PHEN) has highlighted a significant barrier to Black men’s participation in...
Arkansas’ Hathaway, Jones lose bids for Democratic National Committee leadership roles
Two prominent Arkansas Democrats, Maya Hathaway and Rep. Reginald Jones, recently lost their bids for leadership positions within the Democratic...
What Black history in pre-Civil War Cincinnati looked like
During the early 19th century, Cincinnati’s growing economy attracted a diverse labor force, including German and Irish immigrants, who often...
Nick Brown will become Washington’s first Black attorney general
Nick Brown, a Democrat, has secured victory in the Washington attorney general race, defeating Republican opponent Pete Serrano, according to...
Alsobrooks calls RFK Jr.’s position on race and vaccines ‘dangerous’
During a tense confirmation hearing, senators closely examined Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 's history of statements on vaccines, particularly his...
Black Seattle homeowners continue to fight for anti-displacement measures to be included in upcoming comprehensive plan
The City’s Select Committee on the Comprehensive Plan, led by Council-member Joy Hollingsworth, convened its first meeting to discuss Mayor...
What is S.B. 382, the NC bill eliminating two judicial districts
Senate Bill 382 (S.B. 382), enacted by the North Carolina General Assembly, introduces significant changes to the state's judicial system,...
Trump’s White House recognizes Black History Month while Defense Department declares ‘identity months dead’
On Friday, January 31, the Trump White House issued a proclamation officially designating February as Black History Month, while the...
Newly elected Mayor Renard Johnson is reframing El Paso, plans for new opportunities
On January 7, Renard Johnson made history by being elected as the first Black mayor of El Paso. Originally from...
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