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Wisconsin Republicans Want Supreme Court To Block Map That Adds A Black-Majority District

March 12, 2022

Once again, Wisconsin Republicans have attempted to sway the vote, this time stating a new map of legislative districts violates the Voting Rights Act. Yet experts point out that this argument misrepresents the impact of a black-majority district.

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Questioning a Black woman’s credentials is par for the course in this country

March 5, 2022

In response to President Biden’s announcement of Supreme Court Justice pick Ketanji Brown Jackson, conservative political commentator Tucker Carlson demanded to see the judge’s LSAT score. Black people are all too familiar with having to prove themselves to those who are less qualified.

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These Black candidates are aiming to make Black history in 2022 midterm elections

February 15, 2022

The 2022 midterm elections are officially underway as early voting kicked off in Texas on Monday. Lee Merritt, Cheri Beasley, Anthony Brown, and Malcolm Kenyatta are all set to make Black history if successful.

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Shalanda Young set to become first Black woman to serve as White House budget director

November 24, 2021

Shalanda Young set to become first Black woman to serve as White House budget director

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Eric Adams elected as New York City’s second Black mayor

November 2, 2021

Eric Adams elected as New York City’s second Black mayor. Eric Adams elected as New York City’s second Black mayor. Adams first triumphed this summer in a crowded Democratic primary after he struck a nuanced stance on law enforcement issues.

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4 Georgia Deputies Placed on Leave After Black Man Dies a Week After His Arrest

October 21, 2021

Jermaine Jones Jr. was taken to the hospital by officers after what they call a “brief struggle.” Jones spent one week in a coma and died on Oct. 18.

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NY Democrat apologizes after comparing Buffalo mayoral candidate India Walton to KKK leader

October 19, 2021

NY Democrat apologizes after comparing Buffalo mayoral candidate India Walton to KKK.

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Billy Porter calls out Vogue after featuring Harry Styles on cover in dress: ‘I changed the whole game’

October 18, 2021

The Emmy, Grammy and Tony-winning actor/singer says ‘I was the first one doing it and now everybody is doing it.’ I had to fight my entire life to get to the place where I could wear a dress to the Oscars and not be gunned down. All he has to do is be white and straight.”….

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Louisiana deputy shown slamming Black woman to ground by her braids in viral video

October 18, 2021

In the video, an unidentified JPSO deputy is seen holding Shantel Arnold’s wrist as she is lying on her back on the sidewalk. In the graphic and disturbing video, the deputy is seen dragging Arnold along the pavement. He then lifts her up and slams her to the ground several times. 

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Neo-Confederates worked with other far-right groups in failed efforts to preserve monuments

July 9, 2021

A coalition of neo-Confederate groups protesting the removal of Confederate monuments include a man with simultaneous membership in Sons of Confederate Veterans and League of the South (LOS), and at least one person who attended the rally at the Capitol in Washington DC on 6 January, which turned into an attack on the building.

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