Shots Fired at the White House Correspondents Dinner: What We Know
What was supposed to be a historic and celebratory evening in Washington D.C. turned into a scene of chaos and fear on Saturday night when shots were fired at the annual White House Correspondents Din... ...more
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April 26, 2026•undefined
Federal Drug Reclassification: A Critical Win — But the Fight Is Far From Over
The federal government is moving toward reclassifying marijuana — a critical step for communities disproportionately targeted by the war on drugs. But the fight for true justice is far from over. ...more
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April 25, 2026•undefined
How Anti-DEI Executive Orders Are Erasing Black Workers from the Federal Workforce
A series of executive orders targeting DEIA programs across the federal government are having a direct and devastating impact on Black workers and entrepreneurs. ...more
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April 25, 2026•undefined
Strands of Faith: How Amika Coleman Built a Movement and Won Mississippi's Top Small Business Honor
Amika Coleman, founder of Strands of Faith, has been named Mississippi Small Business Person of the Year — a story of purpose, faith, and Black excellence that deserves to be celebrated. ...more
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April 25, 2026•undefined
Louisiana v. Callais: The Supreme Court Case That Could Silence Black Voters
A landmark case currently before the Supreme Court threatens to fundamentally weaken the Voting Rights Act protections that have long safeguarded Black voters' ability to elect representatives of thei... ...more
Law
April 25, 2026•undefined
Black Student Scholarships Under Legal Attack: What You Need to Know
A lawsuit challenging scholarships designated for Black students is part of a coordinated legal wave targeting race-conscious programs. Here's what's at stake and what you can do. ...more
Law
April 25, 2026•undefined
Digital Books To Awaken Your Merkaba
Knowledge Is No Longer Hidden