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SCOTUS Voting Rights Act Decision May Roll Elections Back to 1965 in Georgia

According to a recent report released by Black Voters Matter and the Stacey Abrams founded Fair Fight Action the Republican party’s current gerrymandering power...

SCOTUS Voting Rights Act Decision May Roll Elections Back to 1965 in Georgia

According to a recent report released by Black Voters Matter and the Stacey Abrams founded Fair Fight Action the Republican party’s current gerrymandering power...

Violence Prevention Organization CBPSC Faces Funding Cuts

CBPSC, Community-Based Public Safety (CBPS) Collective, is a relationship-based violence prevention and intervention model in which residents are employed and trained as credible, trusted...

Atlanta’s Disadvantaged Communities Would Benefit from Tort Reform

Atlanta is in the midst of an economic boom: Thousands of people are moving to the city every year to take advantage of a...

What We Can Learn From Octavia Butler in Times of Chaos

Steven Barnes and Tananarive Due are leaning into Butler’s Afrofuturistic vision to save hearts “in the midst of stress.” By Aaron Foley  In case you haven’t...

Civil Rights Leader and Foot Soldier for Justice Rev. Eric Terrell Passes Away

As Ambassador Andrew Young said of the passing of Congressman John Lewis "there is going to be a great camp meeting in the sky,"...

Goddaughter of Dr. King, Donzaleigh Abernathy, to Give Keynote Address at SIUE’s 42nd Annual MLK Luncheon

The actress-author and her siblings grew up with the King children and the Roberts family of actors  Southern Illinois University Edwardsville welcomes actress and author...

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Voice Earns Posthumous Grammy Win for Sermon at Ebenezer Baptisit Church

by Amber Ogden When the name Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. comes up, it’s easy to picture him standing on the steps of the Lincoln...

Traffic Stops, Racial Disparities, and the Call for Systemic Reform

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Traffic stops remain the most common reason for police-initiated contact across all racial groups, according to a...

Deep-Seated Racial Wealth Gaps In Chicago, New Report Reveals

A groundbreaking report from The New School’s Institute on Race, Power, and Political Economy, in collaboration with the Chicago Community Trust, has cast a...

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