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Ed. Dept. Dismissed 90% of Discrimination Cases, Report Says
By Alvin Buyinza | Word In Black
(WIB) – The Education Department office responsible for protecting the rights of marginalized and minority students in the nation’s...
World Entrepreneurs and Investment Forum puts women at the heart of economic transformation
That was the central message of the Manama Declaration, issued at the close of the World Entrepreneurs and Investment Forum (WEIF) held this week...
Civil Rights Leaders and Congressional Black Caucus Unite to Challenge Trump Administration Policies
By NY Carib News
During a recent gathering on Capitol Hill, lawmakers and advocacy leaders sharply criticized a series of policy decisions implemented since Trump’s...
Food Pyramid Blind Spots: What Supermarket Civil Rights Teaches Us
By Bobby J. Smith II | Word In Black
(WIB) – The recent release of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025–2030, by the U.S. Department of Health and...
Discrimination in City Contracts
Disparity Study Exposes Oakland’s Lack of Race and Equity Inclusion
Part 1
By Ken Epstein | Oakland Post/Post News Group
A long-awaited disparity study funded by the...
Barbados – PM Mia Mottley Sweeps to Victory in Elections, Third Time
By NY Carib News
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley became the second Caribbean politician to win all the seats in a national Parliament on three...
Single in the City: Swipe Fatigue and Choosing Yourself This Valentine’s Day
By Ericka Alston Buck | Special to the AFRO
Valentine’s Day has become the romantic equivalent of matching Christmas pajamas.
Somewhere along the way, having a Valentine...
COMMENTARY: The Resistance Needs Rent Money
By Jasmyne A. Cannick | Our Weekly News
“F— Trump” has become cultural currency. YG made it a hook.
Timelines on fire.Group chats activated.Think pieces flying.Boycotts declared...
Vernon AME Church Absorbed the Terror of the Tulsa Race Massacre. Now It Will ‘Teach Truth.’
By Shaunicy Muhammad | The Oklahoma Eagle
More than a century after the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, members of Greenwood’s Vernon AME Church are determined to...
Metro Surge Nears End After Community Resistance, Not State Cooperation
Officials confirm ICE Metro Surge Minnesota will scale back after months of heightened enforcement and community resistance
By Izzy Canizares | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
For over three...



