By Defender News Service The African-American woman who served as former President Barack Obama’s national security adviser said she will decide after the November midterms whether...
OAKLAND POST — The City’s Public Ethics Commission on Thursday announced campaign expenditure ceilings are lifted for candidates in City Council Districts 2, 4 and now...
NORTH DALLAS GAZETTE — “Black women should come out and vote because we were the last to get to vote,” Wooten said. “I never thought I’d...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — The newly configured CBS Board of Directors had their first meeting via teleconference on September 25. Parsons will lead the board at an...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “…Mr. Dreiband lacks experience in many of the civil rights issues that fall under the Division’s jurisdiction – most importantly, voting rights, hate...
NEW ORLEANS DATA NEWS — "...It is my way of asking God for help. I am often reminded that I’ll never be worthy of such a...
SOUTH FLORIDA TIMES — "Wartime rape and the assault on women in everyday life cannot be compared but they both point to the subservient, vulnerable place...
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — U.S. District Judge William Orrick ruled on Tuesday in a preliminary hearing that Gwendolyn Woods could proceed with her case against the officers...
SOUTH FLORIDA TIMES — OPINION: "Planned Parenthood, the group that brags about murdering almost 1,000 unborn babies a day, has threatened to go after all the...
ATLANTA TRIBUNE — The decision to choose or change a career is major in an array of life-long choices one might face, such as whom to...
