After 174 years, California voters will soon have the opportunity to abolish forced labor once and for all.
Today, the California State Senate voted to place a measure on the November ballot that would amend the state’s constitution to ban any form of forced labor. This proposal, which failed in the Legislature two years ago, was approved this time by a vote of 33-3, prompting loud cheers from supporters in the Capitol.
The Illinois Legislative Black Caucus is set to convene its most significant policy summit in Chicago this week. The event comes amid growing concerns over the future of...
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A new Netflix film, The Six Triple Eight, highlights the untold story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the only all-Black, all-female U.S. battalion deployed to Europe...
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Monroe Nichols IV was officially sworn in as the 41st mayor of Tulsa on Monday, marking a historic moment as he became the city's first Black mayor. The...
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City officials and community leaders are launching new initiatives aimed at addressing long-standing disparities in resources for marginalized communities through the use of data science. The Community Data...
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The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) is set to have a record-breaking 62 members for the upcoming session of Congress, contributing to the highest number of Black lawmakers in...
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