The annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner — typically a night of satire, press‑politics tension, and black‑tie spectacle — became the latest site […]
Dek: New exhibits, public art, and statewide programming deepen the visibility of Black history in a state where it is often erased. […]
Dek: Racial‑justice groups call for transparency and independent oversight after another police killing deepens distrust between law enforcement and communities of color. […]
Dek: A sudden federal reversal wipes out nearly $9M in agricultural equity funding for Montana tribes, disrupting land‑access, training, and food‑system projects. […]
Supreme Court case could reshape representation for a generation Louisiana’s newly drawn congressional map—created in 2024 to add a second majority-Black district—is […]
Dek: As AI tools spread across workplaces and public systems, Black Iowans join national calls to confront algorithmic discrimination. Key Points Why […]
A late-night shift at a Conway, Arkansas Walmart turned deadly when 32-year-old employee Jordanne Drinkwater was fatally stabbed by a man who […]
Across the country, as dawn breaks on Resurrection Sunday, Black and Brown communities step into a tradition that has carried generations through […]
Humanoid robots are no longer science‑fiction props. They are clocking into warehouses, greeting customers in retail, assisting elders in care facilities, and […]