The Black Press of America’s selective buying campaign against Target continues, demanding DEI accountability and investment in Black-owned media outlets.
Trump and Musk feud over GOP’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ but critics warn the real threat lies in policies harming Black communities through cuts, bans,
Judge Richard Leon begins cautious review of MLK classified records as Trump pushes early release under Executive Order 14176 on historic assassinations.
President Trump’s new travel ban targets 12 countries and international students, sparking backlash over foreign policy, education, and economic consequences.
Karine Jean-Pierre leaves the Democratic Party, embracing political independence ahead of her book Independent, which critiques the two-party system in America.
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A ProPublica investigation reveals that the Trump administration’s rollback of DEI programs has disproportionately affected Black women in federal jobs—triggering mass terminations, legal action, and
Shameta Jones-Harrell becomes Austell’s first female police chief and the first woman to lead any police department in Cobb County. Her priorities: community policing, female
U.S. Rep. Mark Green announced his early resignation from Congress, citing a private sector opportunity. A special election will soon be held in Tennessee’s 7th
Metro Nashville Public Schools announces principal and executive leadership appointments for the 2025–26 school year, highlighting experienced educators committed to student growth and school success.
Marc Morial blasts the Trump administration’s decision to dismantle Job Corps, a lifeline for vulnerable youth. The move is not only reckless—it’s a betrayal of
