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Monday marked the 60th anniversary of the Little Rock Nine, a group of Black teenagers who broke the segregation barrier at an all-White high in the capital city of Arkansas.
On game day, dozens of football players joined forces to reject #45's threats and show the world that they stand for racial equality in this country.
Athletes and NFL team owners push back against President Trump's divisive remarks about kneeling during the national anthem.
#45 also disinvited Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry to the White House for saying he didn't want to go to the White House. President of petty.
The United States Postal Service will debut four new stamps that pay homage to Ezra Jack Keats’ 1962 children’s book “The Snowy Day.”
The influx of conspiracy theories about how exactly a Black teenager came to be found dead in a suburban Chicago hotel storage freezer has all but taken over social media feeds and timelines across the internet.
David Clarke drops the “F-bomb” in response to a reporter's email questions about spending taxpayer dollars on his home security, while serving as sheriff.
We’re not quite sure where things went wrong here. Was it Florida, where it seems that most of the crazy crimes you read about in the news are committed? Maybe its the heat or the hurricanes, we’re not sure. Or maybe it’s just that twins stick up for each other, even down to committing crimes […]
A judge threw out the wrongful conviction of Lamar Johnson after three new witnesses came forward to say he was not the gunman.
Black lives have had a centuries-long history of not mattering as much as their White counterparts.