Black Music Month honors the enduring legacy of African American artists, from gospel and blues to jazz and hip-hop, and the advocates who helped secure
The National Fair Housing Alliance has sued the CFPB over a new rule that rolls back decades‑old lending protections, limiting disparate impact enforcement and threatening
Redistricting reshaped Texas politics as Christian Menefee defeated longtime Rep. Al Green in the 18th Congressional District, raising new questions about Black representation and Green’s
Global Circle for Reparations and Healing is praised for confronting the Vatican on its role in African enslavement, helping spur Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas
A new Tennessee historical marker honors Hiram and Eveline Overton, a formerly enslaved couple who built a blacksmith shop, school and lasting legacy in post‑Civil
