Emmett Till’s Memorial Damaged By Vandals Once Again
Emmett Louis Till was a Black youth lynched in Mississippi for allegedly courting a white woman when he was 14.
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African-American History
Racial Equity: 2000 Seattle Teachers To Wear BLM Shirts To Class
Following the threat received by one of the districts elementary school over a Black community outreach program held last month,
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Black Injustice: National Police Renders Apology For Past Racial Mistreatments
On Monday, the law enforcement body made a move to smoke the peace pipe with the terrorized Black community of
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The People Of Africa: Africans To Convene For National Black Political Convention
Africans in Washington D.C., New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Kansas, Texas, Illinois, and Maryland met in their respective states over
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Racism In America Can Be Tied To The Democratic Party
African-Americans can point fingers at the Democratic Party for the horror of promoting racism they are currently facing. And respectively,
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Ava DuVernay’s ‘13th’ Shows How Prisons In America Changed
Ava DuVernay’s passion for the present-day reality of Black life in America can’t be understated, but her sheer will to
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Scariest Halloween Decorations Depicts Real Life Horror In America
Taking a glimpse of Larethia Haddon’s compound, one may be frightened by some of the scariest Halloween decorations. Yeah, it
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‘And Still I Rise,’ Maya Angelou’s Documentary To Hit Theatres Soon
The award-winning documentary, ‘And Still I Rise,’ which thrilled its audience when it was premiered at the Sundance Film Festival,
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Institutional Racism In Economy Has Its Long-Lasting Consequences
The supposition that Black Americans aren’t generating any wealth is a wide-spread concept. Economic Policy Institute (EPI), has recently published
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