Racial‑Equity Leaders Reassess North Carolina’s Progress Since 2020
North Carolina’s Racial‑Justice Leaders Say the State Is Stuck Between Protest and Real Power Subhead: Four years after the 2020 uprisings, Black […]
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A Multi‑System Failure in Black Neighborhoods
City Council Report Links Gun Violence, COVID Deaths, Housing Instability, and School Absences in Black Communities Dek A new City Council analysis […]
New York’s Racial Equity Crisis Deepens
New York’s Racial Equity Crisis Deepens Headline New Data Confirms New York’s Racial Inequality Is Worsening for Black Residents Dek A new […]
Thirty Years After Apartheid, Structural Racism Still Shapes Daily Life
Dek: New reporting and testimony reveal how racial inequities remain embedded in workplaces, schools, and public institutions. Brief: Despite three decades of […]
New Data Shows Persistent Xenophobic Discrimination Across Provinces
Dek: A national monitoring project documents rising violence, evictions, and harassment targeting Black African migrants in urban centers. Brief: A recent Xenowatch […]
United Black Agenda Expands Statewide Push for Racial & Economic Equity in New Jersey
Dek: A powerful coalition of Black‑led organizations is accelerating its policy agenda—targeting housing access, voting power, and criminal‑legal reform for hundreds of […]
Nevada Survey Shows Black Residents Prioritizing Economic Security, Reproductive Justice, and Civil Rights
Dek: A new statewide survey of Black Nevadans reveals deep concern about economic stability, healthcare access, and the political climate shaping daily […]
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 […]