Source: Anna Moneymaker / Getty The Trump administration’s war against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in universities is facing a legal setback after a federal judge ruled
Source: Anadolu / Getty There’s no denying the power of economic boycotts, just ask Target. Six months into the Target Boycott, and the retail giant continues to post
Source: WinnieVinzence / Getty Black men teach, too — and Atlanta School Board Member Alfred “Shivy” Brooks is determined to make sure the world knows it. On Aug.
Source: Mario Tama / Getty On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans with devastating force, bringing 120 mph winds and flooding that would kill over 1,800
Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty Shedeur Sanders is a character. Sure, he’s the son of college and NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders and was a standout quarterback
Source: alfexe / Getty The latest employment data reveals a troubling trend that economists are calling an early warning sign for the broader economy. Black unemployment reached 7.2%
Source: AFP Contributor / Getty A Los Angeles museum exhibit will display four of Baltimore’s Confederate statues eight years after their removal. According to WBFF, Baltimore’s Confederate statues
Source: Brandon Bell / Getty The Texas redistricting saga is winding to a close. The Texas House Democrats who fled the state to prevent a new electoral map
Source: Scott Olson / Getty MAGA is utterly obsessed with Jasmine Crockett. It seems like every time she speaks, they lose their ever-loving minds. During a town hall
Source: Mario Tama / Getty Last month, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott used the devastating floods that killed over 100 Texans to call a special legislative session designed to
