A whistleblower alleges that federal immigration officers were directed to investigate voter records using unreliable data, raising concerns for naturalized citizens ahead of the midterm
Despite a court ruling preserving current Fair Housing Initiatives Program funding, advocates warn that HUD’s proposed budget cuts threaten community-based organizations that investigate discrimination. With
A deadly paramilitary massacre in Kenscoff highlights Haiti’s escalating violence, with over a million people displaced and millions more facing starvation. As U.S. deportations continue
Henry Ossian Flipper, born enslaved in 1856, became the first African American graduate of West Point and later served with the Buffalo Soldiers. Despite an
National Urban League CEO Marc H. Morial unveils an affordability plan calling for higher wages, housing aid, affordable broadband and lower household costs.
The death of Haitian student Pierre Damas Bel in Ohio highlights the emotional toll of immigration uncertainty, electronic monitoring and deportation fears.
A Word In Black survey finds rising grocery prices, food-safety concerns and limited access to healthy foods are affecting Black American families nationwide.
