Where's The Data? We Need To Know How Many Black People Are Dying From COVID-19
Let's push our local, state and federal leaders to share data with Black America about how the novel coronavirus is impacting our communities.
Brooklyn Teacher Diagnosed With COVID-19 Fights For Her Life; Family Pleads For Access To Experimental Treatment
Rana Zoe Mungin, 30, was sent home twice without being tested for COVID-19—before being rushed to the hospital again, barely able to breathe.
Health Equity Cypher Discusses COVID-19, Black Communities
Black communities in the United States are more vulnerable to COVID-19 due to racial, wealth and health care discrimination. The Health Equity Cypher discusses what we should demand from our elected officials and ways to stay safe and connected during this pandemic.
Coronavirus: COVID-19 Is Now Officially A Pandemic, WHO Says
COVID-19 has invaded and infected 114 countries, killing more than 4,000 people. There are more than 120,000 confirmed cases worldwide.
#FreeThemAll: Freedom, Finally, For MOVE 9
At the core, MOVE's story is about trying to be free in a nation accustomed to Black subjugation and being met with the full, violent force of the state.
What Will It Take For A Black Woman To Be President?
When will a Black woman be president of the United States? More importantly, what would it truly mean if a Black woman is elected to lead an inherently violent, racist system?
Trump Acquitted On Impeachment Charges, Will Remain In Office
The final vote was along partisan lines—52-48 favoring acquittal on the abuse of power article, and 53-47 favoring acquittal on the obstruction of Congress article.
Nancy Pelosi Rips Up Trump's SOTU Speech
House Speaker Pelosi said ripping up Trump's State of the Union speech "was the courteous thing to do, considering the alternatives."
Judge Orders Man Arrested By Corrupt Ex-Houston Police Officer Be Declared Innocent
"What a miscarriage of justice we have all witnessed," says Judge Ramona Franklin.
Elizabeth Warren Tops 2020 Racial Justice Presidential Candidate Scorecard
Warren scored an A- on the 2020 Racial Justice Presidential Candidate Scorecard, the highest of any candidate in the race.
Sanders Gains Momentum As 2020 Iowa Caucus Gets Underway
The Iowa caucuses officially begin at 8 p.m. ET.
Trump Impeachment Trial: Closing Arguments Underway
It is expected that the Republican-controlled Senate will acquit Trump on the two articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, filed against him in December.
Detroit Organizer Forced To Give Birth While Shackled In Prison Reaches Deal With Prosecutors
Ra, co-director of the Detroit-based East Michigan Environmental Action Council, was sentenced to prison while seven months pregnant. Her story sparked a national discussion and she received wide-spread support.
All Eyes On Oakland: Moms 4 Housing Continues To Fight
In Oakland, a city with the principled struggle for Black liberation in its veins, the glaring structural violence is clear and sustained.
Is Moving To Another Country The Answer?
As the Black travel movement continues to gain momentum, some African-Americans are not only visiting far off places but they are also relocating there.
Oral Arguments Begin For Trump's Impeachment Trial
Each of the seven House impeachment managers is expected to present a different aspect of the case for up to 24 hours over a period of three days.
Tulsi Gabbard Sues Hillary Clinton For Defamation
During a podcast last October, Clinton described a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate as a “Russian asset.”
'Nobody Likes Him': Hillary Clinton Slams Bernie Sanders In New Hulu Docuseries
In the forthcoming docuseries 'Hillary,' the former Secretary of State claims that no one likes her former political rival.
'Tough-On-Crime' Amy Klobuchar Accepted Donation From Exonerated Five Prosecutor Linda Fairstein
While Klobuchar has largely escaped intense scrutiny due to her low polling numbers, now that the field is narrowing, she's going to need more than a snappy midwestern quip to explain this one.