St. Paul Moves Forward on Anti‑Black Hate Crime Resolution
The Lead St. Paul’s Recovery Act Community Reparations Commission has advanced a new resolution targeting anti‑Black hate crimes, marking one of the […]
Category: Racial Equity
Environmental Racism Remains a Daily Reality in Michigan’s Black Cities
Dek: From Flint’s ongoing recovery to pollution exposure in Detroit and Muskegon, environmental injustice continues to shape health outcomes for Black residents. […]
Behavioral Health Crisis Deepens in Detroit and Southeast Michigan
Dek: Rising mental health needs, shrinking federal support, and new pressures on Black students and families are creating a widening crisis across […]
Boston Reckons With Racial Harms While Grassroots Organizing Delivers New Wins
The Situation A series of developments across Boston highlight the ongoing struggle for racial justice—and the growing power of community organizing in […]
Black Cultural Infrastructure Expands Across Maine
Dek: Black-led tourism, arts, and community-building initiatives are reshaping visibility and belonging in one of America’s whitest states. Brief: A wave of […]
Maine’s Racial Wealth Gap Persists Despite Wage Gains
Dek: New data shows that Black workers—especially African immigrants—remain disproportionately locked out of Maine’s economic growth. Brief: Recent economic analyses in Maine […]
Louisiana’s Redistricting Battle Puts Black Voting Power on the Line
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 […]
SNAP Funding Shifts Threaten Food Security for Black Families
Federal budget changes could strain Louisiana’s ability to serve 850,000 low-income residents Louisiana is bracing for major disruptions to its food assistance […]
Black Farmers in Kentucky Face Accelerating Land Loss as Federal Support Shrinks
What’s happening Kentucky’s Black farmers—already representing a tiny fraction of the state’s agricultural landowners—are confronting mounting pressures from shrinking federal support and […]
DEI Rollbacks Hit Kentucky’s Immigrant and Refugee Communities as Key Funding Disappears
What’s happening Kentucky organizations that serve immigrants, refugees, and underserved families are facing sudden financial instability after federal agencies cut or discontinued […]