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There was outrage and questions over Grambling State University’s response to the fatal shootings of two students there.
The devastating impact from Hurricane Harvey continues, as mysterious flesh-eating bacteria has claimed a second life in Texas earlier this month. https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/923509552406040576 As reported by the New York Times, a 31-year-old man from Galveston, Texas has died from flesh-eating bacteria. The man helped to repair homes following the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and is the […]
The NAACP issued a travel advisory warning African Americans about traveling with American Airlines. The organization has been monitoring incidents of discrimination on the airlines.
Alice Johnson's only chance of freedom is being granted clemency. Last year, President Obama passed on her case and now it's in Trump's hands.
Two monuments honoring Dr. Maya Angelou and three Black lawmakers were stolen from a park in Stamps, Arkansas just days after the town elected its first African-American mayor.
A prosecutor’s office in Genesee County is now going to charge five teens
Mark Neuhoff, a graduate student and part-time instructor at Virginia Tech
Texas Rep. Al Green’s impassioned defense of Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson morphed into his latest call to impeach the president.
A Massachusetts group home is under fire after a mom said staff shaved her biracial daughter's head without her permission for it to "grow back straight."
Sigma Gamma Rho, an African American sorority, is helping to break the stereotype that African-American children can't swim by organizing lessons for Black children.