Most women in jails are Black, single mothers or only incarcerated because they can’t afford to post bail. Continue reading ‘Paying ransom for freedom’: How cash bail is keeping Black mothers stuck in prisons
Both current students and alumni have raised concerns over the condition of some residence halls for decades. Continue reading Howard U’s housing issues aren’t new. They’ve just hit a boiling point.
The transfer happened through a controversial citywide program called the Third Party Transfer program, or TPT, which experts who spoke to NBC News said has had an outsize effect on Black and Latino homeowners. Continue reading Black New Yorkers strike back at city program that seized their properties for developers
The right to vote has long been precarious for Black Americans throughout history, and has become even more delicate after the Supreme Court ruled in 2013 to rescind a key section of the 1965 Voting Rights Act that enforced voter access in particular Southern states. Continue reading VIDEO: 3 Black women oversee voting access for more than 37 million Americans
The percentage gaps between how Black people voted and how other racial minorities voted has infuriated some Black Harris supporters, who took to X, formerly Twitter, in the hours after Trump won on Nov. 5 to disavow Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) and people of color (POC) language. Continue reading Black Harris voters disavow ‘POC’ language, and even people, post-election
Dwayne Talbot called President-elect Donald Trump “a racist” and said it did not play a role in voting for him. Continue reading He’s a Black Trump supporter. He voted for ‘white supremacy.’
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