Honoring Breonna Taylor: 5 Years Later, Her Legacy Lives On

March 13, 2025, marks five years since the tragic death of Breonna Taylor, a moment that ignited a national movement for racial justice and police reform. Taylor’s life, full of promise and dedication, was cut short in a botched police raid, sparking outrage, protests, and calls for accountability. As we reflect on her legacy, we…

Bysimone clarkeMarch 13, 20250Comments

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The 1985 MOVE Bombing: How Philadelphia Carried Out a State-Sanctioned Massacre

On May 13, 1985, Philadelphia carried out one of the deadliest acts of state violence in U.S. history—the MOVE bombing. In a coordinated assault, the Philadelphia Police Department dropped a military-grade bomb on a residential home. The explosion killed eleven people, including five children. It also burned down 61 homes in a Black neighborhood. Police…

Bysimone clarkeFebruary 26, 20250Comments

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Trump Orders Colleges and K-12 Schools to Abolish DEI or Face Funding Cuts

The Trump administration has issued a sweeping directive requiring colleges and K-12 schools to eliminate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs or risk losing federal funding. The move, announced through a Department of Education “Dear Colleague” letter, has sparked immediate debate over its impact on educational institutions and the future of race-related initiatives in schools…

Bysimone clarkeFebruary 17, 20250Comments

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An Icon: Remembering Coretta Scott King’s Most Powerful Quotes

Always seen as the supportive wife who stood by the late civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King was a force in her own right. An activist and eloquent speaker, King carried on her husband's legacy decades after his death. Through her work, she was named the "First Lady of the Civil…

ByKiara ManningFebruary 6, 20240Comments

Politics

Nine HBCUs Receive Bomb Threats

On January 4, 2022, nine HBCUs (historically black colleges and universities) reported a series of bomb threats. The schools targeted included Spelman College, Howard University, and Xavier University of Louisiana. Students, staff, and faculty were advised to evacuate. Authorities responded and found no active devices on any of the campuses. The Council on American-Islamic…

ByShannon TaylorJanuary 17, 20220Comments

Lifestyle

Rosa Park’s House May Return Back To The U.S. from Germany

This country is finally airing its dirty race problem out in the open and everyone is panicking. Rosa Park's house may alleviate the problem. Five months ago Rosa Park's home was moved from Detroit to Germany. Detroit planned to tear down the Civil Right's activist's home while her niece, Rhea McCauley, was not having it. She reached…