BAKERSFIELD NEWS OBSERVER — Kimisha Gill and André Hill Sr. of Bakersfield, California, keep their daughter Kairis Aurae Hill’s nursery largely untouched more than a year...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — President Trump, the Republicans, and the Supreme Court are rolling back all the gains made by our people over the last 162 years....
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — No one should question the importance of new voices in public life, but neither should we dismiss the value of tested leadership when...
HOUSTON DEFENDER — A recent article examines what it describes as an unprecedented use of the Oval Office for private enrichment by former President Donald Trump....
HOUSTON DEFENDER — Annie Benefield, a veteran educator and the first African American woman to preside over the League of Women Voters in Houston, leads the...
TENNESSEE TRIBUNE — The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Metropolitan Nashville Chapter hosted a "Women Vote Early" event on July 25, encouraging civic engagement....
CHICAGO DEFENDER — Three federal judges in Atlanta heard oral arguments in July regarding the appeal of the 2024 conspiracy conviction of the Uhuru 3. This...
AFRO-AMERICAN – WASHINGTON — A recent announcement regarding a new treatment for metastatic pancreatic cancer, daraxonrasib, has shown it doubled survival rates for patients and reduced...
ST. LOUIS AMERICAN — Medicaid reimbursements for routine care at Planned Parenthood and similar clinics are once again permitted, allowing low-income patients to receive services in...
AFRO-AMERICAN – WASHINGTON — Caitlin Clark, a WNBA player, has been weaponized against Black women, leading to federal government involvement. A letter signed by 11 Republican...
GARY CRUSADER — The NAACP announced a $20 million voter registration campaign at its 117th annual convention in Chicago. The campaign aims to register between six...
GARY CRUSADER — The NAACP announced a $20 million voter registration campaign at its 117th annual convention in Chicago. The campaign aims to register between six...
GARY CRUSADER — The NAACP announced a $20 million voter registration campaign at its 117th annual convention in Chicago. The campaign aims to register between six...
OAKLAND POST — Beginning later this summer, eligible Californians can receive a $3,500 rebate on new zero-emission vehicles with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of up...
OAKLAND POST — Currently, there is no precise public data quantifying how many Black residents in California are actively affected by surveillance pricing. However, because the...
OAKLAND POST — The White House recently released a report criticizing the Smithsonian for supposedly promoting “anti-White activism” and other ideological sins. Buried inside is something...
OAKLAND POST — Organized by Assemblymembers Anamarie Ávila Farías (D-Martinez) and Stephanie Nguyen (D-Elk Grove), the celebration featured a video filled with birthday wishes from Democratic...
OAKLAND POST — Black has been a professor of law and finance at Northwestern University and Northwestern Pritzker School of Law since 2010. Before joining Northwestern,...
OAKLAND POST — “I am proud to see Oakland’s Quality Body & Fender receive a $1.05 million City contract. This award recognizes a longstanding Oakland business...
OAKLAND POST — “The law is clear: Congress created OCR and OSERS and Congress alone can eliminate them. The use of Interagency Agreements to accomplish your...
OAKLAND POST — Providing financial protections to the city, the final deal removes the city’s obligation to pay millions of dollars to maintain the property. It...
OAKLAND POST — “Many individuals are eager to work, but face significant barriers,” said Rochelle Baxter-Green, a career development specialist at the Eastmont Self-Sufficiency Center and...
SEATTLE MEDIUM — A recent panel discussion explored the disproportionately high rates of pregnancy-related deaths among Black American women, even as maternal mortality declines in other...
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JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — In 1852, abolitionist Frederick Douglass confronted the United States on its independence, asking, "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?"...
