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U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) is the ranking member of the U.S. Senate Rules Committee.

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Sen. Padilla Condemns Trump Administration’s Removal of Democratic Election Commissioners

“Here we go again. President Trump is trying to dismantle yet another independent guardrail of our democracy designed to keep...

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Black Press1 week ago

OP-ED: Haiti TPS: Have We Lost Sense of Humanity?

Black voters remain a critical voting bloc in Texas, but political strategists say candidates must do more than show up during election season to earn their trust and participation. Credit: ChatGPT

Black voters remain a critical voting bloc in Texas, but political strategists say candidates must do more than show up during election season to earn their trust and participation. Credit: ChatGPT

Black History1 week ago

COMMENTARY: Battling Black Voter Distrust

Court-appointed administrator Philip Campbell outside Zendayi’s home on Randolph Avenue in Oakland. Photo by Tanya Dennis.

Court-appointed administrator Philip Campbell outside Zendayi’s home on Randolph Avenue in Oakland. Photo by Tanya Dennis.

Black Press6 days ago

Zakiya Jendayi Arrested, Locked Out of Home by Sheriff’s Deputies

A young Black girl in a school uniform meditates on her bedroom floor beside a phone running the Bright Crowns app.

A young Black girl in a school uniform meditates on her bedroom floor beside a phone running the Bright Crowns app.

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A $2.1 Trillion Wellness Industry Never Built a Daily Practice for Black Children. So This Atlanta Family Did.

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Antoinette Stewart-Eneh.

Black History6 days ago

Listening as a Lifeline: A Doula’s Witness to Black Maternal Health

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Atlanta Voice5 years ago

Atlanta resident accuses Kasim Reed of abandoning her after 2013 Floods

The series showcases compelling narratives of those impacted by newspaper accounts, including the 1908 case of Annie Walker, who begged “night riders” for mercy before she was killed, according to a report in the Public Ledger newspaper in Kentucky. (Photo: Flag announcing another lynching. "A MAN WAS LYNCHED YESTERDAY," is flown from the window of the NAACP headquarters on 69 Fifth Ave., New York City in 1936. (Everett Collection/Shutterstock))

Black History5 years ago

For Scores of Years, Newspapers Printed Hate, Leading to Racist Terror Lynchings and Massacres of Black Americans

Internships on Capitol Hill are increasingly limited to those who are wealthy enough to afford to live in Washington and work for free.

Black History5 years ago

Ribbon Cutting for HBCU National Center Set for November

Karen Taylor has been heralded as a hero after her quick action to care for and comfort an injured child during a school shooting at Cummings K-8 Optional School on Sept. 30. (Photo: Courtesy of Shelby County Schools)

BlackPressUSA5 years ago

Meet the Memphis School Nurse Who Helped a Shooting Victim Survive

A student walks through Laurel Elementary in Oakland on June 11, 2021. Photo by Anne Wernikoff, CalMatters

BlackPressUSA5 years ago

Enrollment Keeps Dropping

Last month, Black educators from around the state met at the Reef Restaurant in Long Beach. One of their items on their agenda was getting to the bottom of why some Black Californians remain reluctant to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Black History5 years ago

Black Educators Take on Hesitancy as Gov. Newsom Issues COVID Vaccination Mandate

Education leaders address California’s Black student achievement gap with the Education Committee of the California Democratic Party Black Caucus.

Black History5 years ago

California Education Leaders Discuss Black Student Disparities

‘Never too late to reconcile’ … Shelby County Schools Supt. Dr. Joris Ray prays with the parents whose sons were involved in last week’s shooting inside Cummings K-8 Optional School. “Both parents made a heartfelt decision to come together to speak life to our children,” said Ray of the meeting held in his office. (Photo: SCS Twitter)

Black History5 years ago

COMMENTARY: When a Child Shoots a Child at School…

Atlanta Daily World5 years ago

UGA Gives Special Recognition to Historically Black Fraternities, Sororities

This Middle College High School study session shows three students – (l-r) Chaunceona Walker, A'Maya Ramsey and Hailey Henderson putting in the work. (Photo: Gary S. Whitlow/GSW Enterprises)

Black History5 years ago

Say What? TSU Offers Scholarship to Every Middle College High Senior

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