Inside Marcellus Williams's Tragic Execution Despite Questions Over Evidence. Was He Innocent?
Marcellus Williams expresses deep familial love and concern even as he faces execution, highlighting systemic racial injustices in capital punishment.
Marcellus Williams execution draws fresh backlash to death penalty
Missouri's execution of Marcellus Williams has sparked renewed criticism of the death penalty, highlighting concerns of racial injustice and potential wrongful convictions.
The Death Penalty Fails America
Fewer executions are happening annually, yet a recent clustered series of five executions evokes deep concern about racism and systemic issues in the death penalty.
Inside Marcellus Williams's Tragic Execution Despite Questions Over Evidence. Was He Innocent?
Marcellus Williams expresses deep familial love and concern even as he faces execution, highlighting systemic racial injustices in capital punishment.
Marcellus Williams execution draws fresh backlash to death penalty
Missouri's execution of Marcellus Williams has sparked renewed criticism of the death penalty, highlighting concerns of racial injustice and potential wrongful convictions.
The Death Penalty Fails America
Fewer executions are happening annually, yet a recent clustered series of five executions evokes deep concern about racism and systemic issues in the death penalty.
When White Supremacists Staged the Only Successful Coup in U.S. History
The Wilmington coup of 1898 was a violent overthrow of a democratically elected government by white supremacists, leading to lasting repercussions and a lack of justice.
Adam Coy, Ohio Police Officer, Found Guilty of Murder in Andre Hill Shooting
A former Columbus officer, Adam Coy, was found guilty of murder for the shooting of Andre Hill, impacting police reform discussions.
Ex-officer convicted in George Floyd's killing is moved to new prison
Chauvin's transfer to a federal prison comes after significant incidents in his incarceration, including a stabbing, while he serves sentences for Floyd's murder.
Ex-Kentucky officer convicted of using excessive force against Breonna Taylor
Former Kentucky police detective was convicted of using excessive force on Breonna Taylor during a botched raid, marking a pivotal moment for police accountability.
Paramedic sentencing in Elijah McClain's death caps trials that led to 3 convictions
The convictions of Denver-area responders in Elijah McClain's death mark a shift towards accountability post-George Floyd's murder.
Adam Coy, Ohio Police Officer, Found Guilty of Murder in Andre Hill Shooting
A former Columbus officer, Adam Coy, was found guilty of murder for the shooting of Andre Hill, impacting police reform discussions.
Ex-officer convicted in George Floyd's killing is moved to new prison
Chauvin's transfer to a federal prison comes after significant incidents in his incarceration, including a stabbing, while he serves sentences for Floyd's murder.
Ex-Kentucky officer convicted of using excessive force against Breonna Taylor
Former Kentucky police detective was convicted of using excessive force on Breonna Taylor during a botched raid, marking a pivotal moment for police accountability.
Paramedic sentencing in Elijah McClain's death caps trials that led to 3 convictions
The convictions of Denver-area responders in Elijah McClain's death mark a shift towards accountability post-George Floyd's murder.
Trump falsely claimed the Central Park Five pled guilty, prompting them to file a lawsuit for defamation.
The lawsuit highlights ongoing racial injustice against the Central Park Five, now the Exonerated Five.
JUST IN: Central Park Five Sue Trump For His False and Defamatory' Comments Attacking Them at Debate
The Central Park Five are suing Donald Trump for his enduring comments about their wrongful convictions and continued insistence on their guilt.
Attorney for Central Park Five Vows Sooner or Later, We Are Going to Get Justice' in Defamation Lawsuit Against Trump
Trump has relentlessly pursued the Central Park Five for 35 years despite their proven innocence.
The Central Park Five were wrongfully convicted as teens, suffering years of injustice.
Central Park 5 Sue Trump for Defamation Over Debate Comments
The Central Park Five lawsuit against Trump revolves around his defamatory statements made during a televised debate.
NYC Councilman Yusef Salaam, one of the exonerated Central Park Five, to speak on final night of DNC
The Central Park Five continue to advocate against racial injustice and emphasize the importance of accountability in the justice system.
Chabria: Exonerated Five remind us Trump has never cared about justice
The Central Park Five case illustrates systemic racism in the criminal justice system, compounded by Trump's refusal to acknowledge their innocence despite conclusive evidence.
Why are the Central Park Five suing Donald Trump?
Trump falsely claimed the Central Park Five pled guilty, prompting them to file a lawsuit for defamation.
The lawsuit highlights ongoing racial injustice against the Central Park Five, now the Exonerated Five.
JUST IN: Central Park Five Sue Trump For His False and Defamatory' Comments Attacking Them at Debate
The Central Park Five are suing Donald Trump for his enduring comments about their wrongful convictions and continued insistence on their guilt.
Attorney for Central Park Five Vows Sooner or Later, We Are Going to Get Justice' in Defamation Lawsuit Against Trump
Trump has relentlessly pursued the Central Park Five for 35 years despite their proven innocence.
The Central Park Five were wrongfully convicted as teens, suffering years of injustice.
Central Park 5 Sue Trump for Defamation Over Debate Comments
The Central Park Five lawsuit against Trump revolves around his defamatory statements made during a televised debate.
NYC Councilman Yusef Salaam, one of the exonerated Central Park Five, to speak on final night of DNC
The Central Park Five continue to advocate against racial injustice and emphasize the importance of accountability in the justice system.
Chabria: Exonerated Five remind us Trump has never cared about justice
The Central Park Five case illustrates systemic racism in the criminal justice system, compounded by Trump's refusal to acknowledge their innocence despite conclusive evidence.
Racial, economic injustice early in life may accelerate epigenetic aging
This study links early life exposures to injustice with accelerated epigenetic aging and increased risk of mortality, highlighting societal impact on health.
"Poem Never to Be Read Aloud"
Words often fall short of our experiences and desires, yet we strive to articulate them.
3 More Victims of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Found With Gunshot Wounds
Recent findings have identified gunshot wounds in victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, shedding light on the tragic event's violent nature.
Colin Kaepernick wants to play flag football for Team USA at 2028 Olympics
Colin Kaepernick aims to play flag football in the 2028 Olympics, showcasing his ongoing commitment to the sport despite a long absence from the NFL.
Florida deputy who shot Black airman is fired from his job
An innocent Black Air Force airman was fatally shot in his own apartment by a deputy in Florida, leading to public outcry and the deputy's subsequent firing.
Deputy charged in killing unarmed Sonya Massey claimed to fear for his life
The Illinois sheriff's deputy justified the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, citing fear for his life due to a perceived threat.
Bodycam video reveals chaotic scene of deputy fatally shooting Sonya Massey, who called 911 for help
The article highlights a case where a Black woman was shot and killed by a white sheriff's deputy in Illinois during a home visit.
Officer faces murder charge in shooting of pregnant Black woman who was accused of shoplifting
An officer was indicted on murder charges for shooting a pregnant Black mother accused of shoplifting, resulting in her and her baby's death.
Sonya Massey's Killing Shows the Danger Police Pose to Black Disabled People
Protesters marched in NYC demanding justice for Sonya Massey, killed by police in her home. Bodycam footage showed an unjustified shooting, sparking outrage.
Illinois State Police Releases Footage of Deputy Fatally Shooting Woman
The Illinois State Police released body camera footage of a sheriff's deputy fatally shooting a woman over a pot of water, leading to national attention.
Florida deputy who shot Black airman is fired from his job
An innocent Black Air Force airman was fatally shot in his own apartment by a deputy in Florida, leading to public outcry and the deputy's subsequent firing.
Deputy charged in killing unarmed Sonya Massey claimed to fear for his life
The Illinois sheriff's deputy justified the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, citing fear for his life due to a perceived threat.
Bodycam video reveals chaotic scene of deputy fatally shooting Sonya Massey, who called 911 for help
The article highlights a case where a Black woman was shot and killed by a white sheriff's deputy in Illinois during a home visit.
Officer faces murder charge in shooting of pregnant Black woman who was accused of shoplifting
An officer was indicted on murder charges for shooting a pregnant Black mother accused of shoplifting, resulting in her and her baby's death.
Sonya Massey's Killing Shows the Danger Police Pose to Black Disabled People
Protesters marched in NYC demanding justice for Sonya Massey, killed by police in her home. Bodycam footage showed an unjustified shooting, sparking outrage.
Illinois State Police Releases Footage of Deputy Fatally Shooting Woman
The Illinois State Police released body camera footage of a sheriff's deputy fatally shooting a woman over a pot of water, leading to national attention.
The Ferguson uprising following Michael Brown Jr.'s death sparked monumental movements like Black Lives Matter and laid the groundwork for future protests against racial injustice.
Death of Black man held down by hotel security guards is ruled a homicide
The death of D'Vontaye Mitchell, a Black man, was ruled a homicide due to restraint asphyxia and drug effects.
The Supreme Court's Contempt for History Promises a Worse Racial Future for U.S.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decisions on race-based affirmative action have distorted historical meanings and implications, potentially leading to more racial injustice.
Labour urged to reform joint enterprise law to stop systemic injustice'
Labour urged to reform joint enterprise law in England and Wales to address systemic injustice.
The Shenandoah County School Board's Terrible History Lesson
The school board decision to restore General Stonewall Jackson's name on a Virginia high school highlights unresolved racial issues and lack of community voice.
Their Palm Springs Neighborhood Burned More Than 50 Years Ago. They Want Compensation.
In the 1960s, a neighborhood in Palm Springs, predominantly Black and Latino families, was demolished for commercial development, leading to demands for compensation and reparations.
Palm Spring promises to 'right that wrong' for Black, Latino community destroyed in 1960s
Palm Springs City Council acknowledged role in destruction of Black and Latino neighborhood, promising to make amends with more affordable housing and economic opportunities.
The Case for Reparations in Philanthropy - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Reparations are being framed as an economic justice issue.
Philanthropic organizations are committing significant funds to support reparations initiatives.
Their Palm Springs Neighborhood Burned More Than 50 Years Ago. They Want Compensation.
In the 1960s, a neighborhood in Palm Springs, predominantly Black and Latino families, was demolished for commercial development, leading to demands for compensation and reparations.
Palm Spring promises to 'right that wrong' for Black, Latino community destroyed in 1960s
Palm Springs City Council acknowledged role in destruction of Black and Latino neighborhood, promising to make amends with more affordable housing and economic opportunities.
The Case for Reparations in Philanthropy - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Reparations are being framed as an economic justice issue.
Philanthropic organizations are committing significant funds to support reparations initiatives.
A Black teen was wrongly executed in 1931. His family is suing the county.
The family of a Black teen executed in 1931 is seeking damages nearly 100 years later, highlighting ongoing racial injustices.
Texas Governor Pardons Ex-Army Sergeant Convicted of Killing an Air Force Veteran at a Black Lives Matter Protest in 2020
Gov. Greg Abbott pardoned Daniel Perry, a former sergeant convicted of murder for shooting a demonstrator during a protest.
The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin audiobook review powerful essays from the civil rights frontline
The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin examines the Black experience and racial injustice in the US during the civil rights movement.
Opinion | What if O.J.'s Trial Happened Now?
Racial perspectives on O.J. Simpson's trial highlighted a gulf in understanding between Black and white communities, but the narrative has evolved over time.
Morning Docket: 03.29.24
Rudy faces challenges with his condo and creditors.
Legal cases involving high-profile individuals raise questions of fairness and justice.
The California city that killed a Black entrepreneur's dream in 1960 may make amends
Racial injustice in property seizure
Historical reparations in Santa Monica
With new farm bill in the works, Illinois farmers go to Washington to urge investments in environmental justice
Small farmers advocating for transformational investments in the next farm bill
Focus on reducing economic inequality, racial injustice, and climate change resilience in agriculture
Thirty years after Stephen's murder, 25 years after the official inquiry, why won't the Met change? | Doreen Lawrence
Institutional racism in the police remains a pressing issue 25 years after the Macpherson report
The personal impact of police failings on families and victims is long-lasting
Prisoners Sue Alabama, Calling Prison Labor System a Form of Slavery'
A group of current and former prisoners in Alabama are suing the state, alleging that the prison labor system is a form of modern-day slavery.
The lawsuit alleges that incarcerated workers are denied parole to force them into prison work programs that generate millions of dollars in profits.
Revisited: a conversation with Benjamin Zephaniah
Benjamin Zephaniah and George the Poet discuss exposing racial injustice in their work
Both artists grew up as young black men in England and address the issues that inform their work