On September 13, the White House South Lawn hosted a historic celebration honoring Black excellence, gathering actors, authors, journalists, activists, and artists.
"Choose How You Move" is a transportation initiative in Nashville unveiled by Mayor Freddie O’Connell, aiming to make city travel more convenient by enhancing connections
The Department of Justice and eight state Attorneys General filed a lawsuit against RealPage, Inc., accusing the company of using illegal price-fixing software that violates
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's 53rd Annual Legislative Conference celebrated the theme 'From Vision to Victory: Amplifying Black Voices,' featuring influential discussions on Black community
The 13th annual 'Month of Non-Violence, Families, Voting Rights and Opportunities' will be held from October 1-31, featuring global violence prevention activities and Peace Circles.
Mary Inez Gibbs Crutchfield, an influential figure in education, civil rights, and politics, passed away on September 16. She was a trailblazer as the first
Ava DuVernay and Julia Garnett are leading Banned Books Week 2024, themed "Freed Between the Lines," focusing on defending freedom of expression and combating book
Robert L. James, Jr. leads Nashville’s Innovation Team under the Bloomberg American Sustainable Cities initiative, focusing on climate action and racial wealth equity.
The YWCA Nashville’s rally on Sept. 26, themed 'Healing Through Unity,' will address racism as a public health crisis with keynote speaker Katina Beard and
Efforts to censor Critical Race Theory (CRT) and related discussions in schools hinder students' understanding of history and race, impacting education for all.
The debate showcased a clear contrast between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, highlighting Harris's readiness and Trump's false claims, which fueled misinformation and racial tensions.
Donald Trump and J.D. Vance have propagated racist lies about Haitian immigrants, inciting hatred and violence, echoing historical dehumanization tactics.
