Posts Tagged ‘politics’
Why Afro-Venezuelans Oppose U.S. Intervention in Venezuela
Those people who are the most at risk from unstable politics and economics are hesitant to celebrate the USA’s intervention.
Read MoreImmigration arrests in Charlotte have sparked fears, leading businesses to close
ICE raids akin to clear racial profiling and extreme militarization on our streets, instilling fear and tearing apart communities.
Read MoreAfrica Is Rising. The World Shouldn’t Turn Its Back.
Africa faces a major population surge as global powers retreat from aid and investment, causing the need for Black self-reliance.
Read MoreBlack Women Sweep Local Elections in Small Towns
Where Black Americans see politicians failing to represent them, they’re running for–and winning–local positions.
Read MoreThe City Where the Summer of 2020 Never Really Ended
While the city hasn’t forgotten George Floyd, many have moved on from their push to defund the police, as evidenced by the mayoral election.
Read MoreThe Real Monsters Are in Washington, Not Haunted Houses
LaTricea D. Adams of Young, Gifted & Green says the real horror we face is the gutting of climate protections.
Read MoreBlack Women Said We’d Sit ‘No Kings’ Protest Out, But I Couldn’t
Alexanderia Haidara explains how she was compelled to join millions of protestors despite vowing to stay home after the presidential election.
Read MoreBlack residents worry new congressional district could be lost in Supreme Court case
Predominantly black Lousiana district at risk of losing political leverage.
Read MoreNew York AG Letitia James gets standing ovation at Mamdani rally in 1st appearance since federal indictment
The AG of New York, who is facing charges by the Trump administation, spoke at an event for the democratic candidate in NYC’s mayoral race.
Read MoreThe Purging of Black Officials Makes Latent Racism Official Policy
President Trump’s firings send a clear message that white mediocrity is always preferable to Black achievement.
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