Baltimore officials have agreed to pay $48 million to three Black men wrongfully convicted of a high-profile killing over three decades ago. […]
Since its inception, officials have secured ten settlement s with financial institutions, facilitating increased credit access for communities of color in various cities, including Houston, Memphis, Philadelphia, and Jacksonville. […]
While past generations often “plowed through,” professionals and educators insist that doesn’t mean individuals today are mentally or emotionally weaker. […]
In 2017, the 21st Century Dads Foundation launched the Special Fathers Network (SFN), a dad to dad mentoring program for fathers raising children with special needs. SFN matches new fathers with Mentor Fathers from similar backgrounds who have faced similar challenges. […]
Fourteen years old, Julia was pretty, smart, and capable; in fact, Richard’s mother chose her to run his house while he was away in Washington, particularly because of her intelligence and her management abilities. […]
Dublin City Schools’ Lead Learner, Dr. Fred Williams has been named one of four finalists for the 2024 Georgia Superintendent of the Year. Sponsored by the Georgia School Superintendents Association, this prestigious recognition honors educational leaders across the state who have consistently demonstrated their commitment to making a profound positive impact on the lives of the students they serve. This marks the second consecutive year that Dr. Williams has been nominated among the state’s top educational leaders. […]
Former President’s Legal Advisor Becomes Fourth Co-Defendant to Admit Guilt […]
Charleston, South Carolina’s Porter-Gaud High School just elected its first Black homecoming queen. And it only took them 155 years to do it. I’m not kidding. Senior Amber Wilsondebriano made history as the school’s first Black student to wear the crown when her classmates elected her this fall. […]
The National Bar Association, the nation’s oldest and largest association of Black lawyers and judges, has promoted equal justice under the law for almost a century. We have engaged in some of history’s fiercest civil rights battles, and we remain unafraid to go wherever the fight for justice calls – even if it means confronting the bitter state of affairs across the South. […]
The DHS’s recent intelligence assessment emphasizes an expected increase in antisemitic and Islamophobic hate attacks in the country as the conflict progresses. The agency also cautions that the ongoing war could elevate the threat of terrorism and targeted violence on American soil. […]
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