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It Started With Us: The True Origins Of Black History Month

Black Information Network - February 1, 2022

Black History Month is here! A time to celebrate and acknowledge the many contributions that African Americans have had, and continue to do so, in...

Global Protests Halt Auction Of Nelson Mandela’s Personal Items

Black Information Network - January 26, 2022

Several of Nelson Mandela's personal items were nearly auctioned off in New York City earlier this month, but protesters from around the world halted...

Louisiana Governor Agrees To Pardon Homer Plessy For 1892 Arrest

Black Information Network - January 6, 2022

The governor of Louisiana has agreed to posthumously pardon the man whose arrest in 1892 led to the landmark "separate but equal" Supreme Court...

Assassination Of Haiti’s President Linked To Suspected Drug Traffickers

Black Information Network - December 15, 2021

Five months have passed since Haiti President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his own home. While more than 45 people have been arrested in...

Three More Missionaries Kidnapped In Haiti Released

Black Information Network - December 7, 2021

Three additional members of the US-Canadian hostages kidnapped in Haiti back in October have been released, US-based Christian Aid Ministries confirmed. The organization said in...

African Countries Rage at New Travel Bans by Vaccine Hoarding Countries

Staff Writer - November 30, 2021

South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa (TriceEdneyWire.com/GIN) – Southern African countries are facing new travel restrictions after the discovery of a handful of coronavirus variants, first...

Border Agents Highlighted In Controversial Photos Have Not Been Questioned

Black Information Network - October 28, 2021

One month ago, many people around the country were taken aback when images of border patrol agents using "long reins" to confront Haitian migrants...

Inhumane treatment of Haitian migrants at U.S. border

Site Editor - September 27, 2021

Black Southern Women’s Collective Condemns Treatment of Haitian Migrants at U.S. Border; Urges Humanitarian Relief The Black Southern Women’s Collective today raised their voices with...

Haiti Residents Still Struggling in Aftermath of Deadly Earthquake

Site Editor - September 18, 2021

Some have called the situation in Haiti “a forgotten disaster.” That’s because it appears that much of the western world hasn’t bothered to call to...

Haitians Concerned Over Lack Of US Assistance To Homeland In Crisis

zengernews - September 11, 2021

A political crisis followed by natural disasters have left the Caribbean nation of Haiti — already one of the poorest countries in the world...

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