Supreme Court leaves in place Mississippi’s voting ban for people convicted of some crimes
Mississippi, where approximately 38% of the population is Black, has disenfranchised nearly 50,000 people under its felony voting ban between...
Mississippi, where approximately 38% of the population is Black, has disenfranchised nearly 50,000 people under its felony voting ban between...
Private schools across the South, originally created for white students during the desegregation era, are now benefiting from tens of...
The Maryland Legislative Black Caucus is championing a series of bills centered on promoting equity and reforming juvenile justice laws...
On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump rescinded Executive Order 14019, signed by former President Joe Biden...
For four years, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) placed environmental justice at the forefront of its agenda, striving to address...
A new memorial in Cape Town has been unveiled to honour the hundreds of South African servicemen, predominantly black, who...
The United States Air Force will reportedly reverse plans to scrap a course that included videos about the Tuskegee Airmen that was...
In one of his first actions upon returning to the Oval Office, President Donald Trump revoked an executive order designed...
The 119th U.S. Congress stands as the most racially and ethnically diverse in history, with 26% of voting members identifying...
Over the past decade, conservative judges have steadily eroded voting rights, subjecting the Voting Rights Act to heightened scrutiny. With...

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