Roger Fortson's family demands charges against sheriff's deputy who killed him
The Fortson family demands accountability for the shooting death of their son by a deputy, expressing frustration over the investigation's lengthy delays.
Missouri Governor Commutes Sentence of Detective Convicted in On-Duty Killing
Gov. Mike Parson commuted the sentence of a former detective convicted of manslaughter, raising concerns about race and policing in Missouri.
Florida deputy who shot Black airman has been fired
Deputy fired for fatally shooting Black airman deemed unarmed and non-threatening by the Sheriff.
Opinion | Why a Racist Professor Doesn't Scare Me
Cobb County has transitioned from a Republican stronghold to a Democratic bastion, revealing significant political and social changes over recent years.
Jayadev: Santa Clara County DA's Office undermines racial justice efforts - San Jose Spotlight
Acknowledging racial bias and implementing policy reforms in response to George Floyd's killing.
Roger Fortson's family demands charges against sheriff's deputy who killed him
The Fortson family demands accountability for the shooting death of their son by a deputy, expressing frustration over the investigation's lengthy delays.
Missouri Governor Commutes Sentence of Detective Convicted in On-Duty Killing
Gov. Mike Parson commuted the sentence of a former detective convicted of manslaughter, raising concerns about race and policing in Missouri.
Florida deputy who shot Black airman has been fired
Deputy fired for fatally shooting Black airman deemed unarmed and non-threatening by the Sheriff.
Opinion | Why a Racist Professor Doesn't Scare Me
Cobb County has transitioned from a Republican stronghold to a Democratic bastion, revealing significant political and social changes over recent years.
Jayadev: Santa Clara County DA's Office undermines racial justice efforts - San Jose Spotlight
Acknowledging racial bias and implementing policy reforms in response to George Floyd's killing.
Major Funding Boost Lifts Racial Justice Work in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Org awarded $1.8 million in grants to support 18 nonprofits focused on advancing racial justice in Brooklyn.
The Best of Racial Justice 2024 - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The NPQ team emphasizes the need for support to navigate uncertainty in nonprofit leadership and racial justice efforts in 2024.
Opinion | How to Dangerously Misread a Very Important Verdict
The Daniel Penny verdict has reignited discussions on race, justice, and mental health in America, overshadowing deeper societal issues.
The acquittal raises concerns about perceived racial bias in the judicial system's treatment of cases involving Black victims.
Amy Sherald: Sublimity in Black life can be seen in our ability to persist'
Amy Sherald's exhibition highlights her unique artistic vision of representing Black Americans and marks a significant milestone in her celebrated career.
We met during the idyllic summer of 2021. Here's how we're staying radically hopeful in the face of the anti-DEI backlash
The emergence of the Black Feminist Fund coincides with heightened social justice movements, signaling both a time of progress and impending backlash.
Addressing the historical harms of highway construction requires genuine community involvement and listening to the voices of those affected.
Stewards of the Earth: Centering Young Leaders of Color in the Face of Climate Crisis - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Young people and frontline communities are essential in the climate justice movement, guided by indigenous wisdom and a commitment to racial and social justice.
Reconnecting Communities: Are We There Yet? - Streetsblog USA
Reconnecting communities severed by historical highway construction requires genuine inclusion of local voices and community engagement in planning processes.
Reconnecting Communities: So Are We There Yet?
Addressing the historical harms of highway construction requires genuine community involvement and listening to the voices of those affected.
Stewards of the Earth: Centering Young Leaders of Color in the Face of Climate Crisis - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Young people and frontline communities are essential in the climate justice movement, guided by indigenous wisdom and a commitment to racial and social justice.
Reconnecting Communities: Are We There Yet? - Streetsblog USA
Reconnecting communities severed by historical highway construction requires genuine inclusion of local voices and community engagement in planning processes.
Biden has crucial opportunities to reform criminal justice, advance racial justice, and solidify his legacy in the remaining weeks before Trump potentially returns.
Pamela Price wishes more people understood the job of district attorney
Pamela Price's election as DA is seen as a pivotal moment for criminal justice reform in Alameda County, amid mixed perceptions of her leadership.
Bipartisan Criminal-Justice Reform Is Still Very Much Alive
Bipartisan support for criminal-justice reform persists, focusing on practical solutions amidst a narrative of decline in meaningful progress.
Executive Actions Biden Could Take
Biden has crucial opportunities to reform criminal justice, advance racial justice, and solidify his legacy in the remaining weeks before Trump potentially returns.
Pamela Price wishes more people understood the job of district attorney
Pamela Price's election as DA is seen as a pivotal moment for criminal justice reform in Alameda County, amid mixed perceptions of her leadership.
Bipartisan Criminal-Justice Reform Is Still Very Much Alive
Bipartisan support for criminal-justice reform persists, focusing on practical solutions amidst a narrative of decline in meaningful progress.
Michael Brown Jr.'s Father Is Still Fighting for Justice and His Son's Legacy
Mike Brown Sr. continues to seek justice and accountability for his son's death by building an ongoing legacy through the Chosen for Change Organization.
Congress didn't recognize a race riot. Biden will make the site a monument.
President Biden is designating a national monument to honor the victims of the 1908 Springfield Race Riot, addressing ongoing racial injustice.
2 Police Officers Charged With Reckless Manslaughter in Canton, Ohio Man's Death
Two police officers in Canton, Ohio charged with reckless manslaughter after man's death during arrest; family seeks justice and policy reform.
Authorized big-screen biopic of George Floyd in the works
The biopic 'Daddy Changed the World' will depict George Floyd's life, including his murder and the impact on racial justice.
The 44 Percent: Overtown exhibit, gentrification in Little Haiti, and Breonna Taylor
Breonna Taylor's family still fighting for justice
Justice Department prepares third trial for Brett Hankison
Michael Brown Jr.'s Father Is Still Fighting for Justice and His Son's Legacy
Mike Brown Sr. continues to seek justice and accountability for his son's death by building an ongoing legacy through the Chosen for Change Organization.
Congress didn't recognize a race riot. Biden will make the site a monument.
President Biden is designating a national monument to honor the victims of the 1908 Springfield Race Riot, addressing ongoing racial injustice.
2 Police Officers Charged With Reckless Manslaughter in Canton, Ohio Man's Death
Two police officers in Canton, Ohio charged with reckless manslaughter after man's death during arrest; family seeks justice and policy reform.
Authorized big-screen biopic of George Floyd in the works
The biopic 'Daddy Changed the World' will depict George Floyd's life, including his murder and the impact on racial justice.
The 44 Percent: Overtown exhibit, gentrification in Little Haiti, and Breonna Taylor
Breonna Taylor's family still fighting for justice
Justice Department prepares third trial for Brett Hankison
In Louisville, Relief and Regret After Ex-Officer's Conviction in Breonna Taylor Case
The conviction of a police officer involved in Breonna Taylor's death brought mixed emotions, emphasizing justice, as the community reflected quietly on the events.
10 years later, Michael Brown's mom asks a global panel to look into her son's death
The investigation into Michael Brown's police shooting is seeking to address perceived racial injustices in the U.S. justice system.
Police Violence, Tyreek Hill, and the NFL Owners Who Bankroll Brutality
The NFL's relationship with law enforcement raises concerns about its commitment to player advocacy, especially for players of color.
In Louisville, Relief and Regret After Ex-Officer's Conviction in Breonna Taylor Case
The conviction of a police officer involved in Breonna Taylor's death brought mixed emotions, emphasizing justice, as the community reflected quietly on the events.
10 years later, Michael Brown's mom asks a global panel to look into her son's death
The investigation into Michael Brown's police shooting is seeking to address perceived racial injustices in the U.S. justice system.
Police Violence, Tyreek Hill, and the NFL Owners Who Bankroll Brutality
The NFL's relationship with law enforcement raises concerns about its commitment to player advocacy, especially for players of color.
ICE Has Secretly Been Recording Inaccurate Data, Hiding Racial Disparities
ICE is accused of misclassifying Black immigrants as white, necessitating a DOJ investigation.
BAJI's findings highlight systemic racial bias in immigrant detention practices.
CIFF 2024: The Light of Truth: Richard Hunt's Monument to Ida B. Wells, Time Passages, Slice of Life: The American Dream. In Former Pizza Huts | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert
Documentaries at the Chicago International Film Festival highlight the coexistence of hope and hardship, showcasing narratives of renewal and transformation.
Cuomo's administration seeks public input for marijuana legislation in New York, emphasizing community engagement and considering racial justice implications.
NY Cannabis Fund Managers Earned $1.7 Million Despite Mess
The Cannabis Social Equity Investment Fund has not met its goal of assisting victims of biased drug laws, while its managers profit significantly.
Medgar Evers Law Center Dir to Serve on State Reparations Commission
Formation of reparations commission in New York
Governor Kathy Hochul leading the initiative
New York's racial reparations idiocy
Reparations commission created in New York
Focus on history and impact of reparations
Legal weed? Cuomo wants your opinion
Cuomo's administration seeks public input for marijuana legislation in New York, emphasizing community engagement and considering racial justice implications.
NY Cannabis Fund Managers Earned $1.7 Million Despite Mess
The Cannabis Social Equity Investment Fund has not met its goal of assisting victims of biased drug laws, while its managers profit significantly.
Medgar Evers Law Center Dir to Serve on State Reparations Commission
Joe Minter's African Village in America transforms discarded objects into a powerful public art installation that critiques racial injustice and the legacy of slavery.
3 more sets of remains tied to the 1921 Tulsa race riots found with gunshot wounds
The ongoing investigation into the Tulsa race riots underscores the historical trauma of racial violence and the need for accountability.
City Council Approves Study For Reparations, Creates Task Force
New York City is taking significant steps toward addressing the historical injustices of slavery through proposed reparations and the establishment of dedicated commissions.
City Council passes landmark legislation to acknowledge and address legacy of slavery, paving path for reparations in NYC * Brooklyn Paper
NYC Council passed bills to address slavery's legacy and advance racial justice.
NYC Council pass bill to create task force to study reparations for black residents
New York City lawmakers passed a bill to create a reparations task force to address historical injustices and assess potential compensation.
Brooklyn Councilmembers To Pass Slavery Reparations Legislation
NYC becomes the largest U.S. city pursuing reparations and establishing a Truth, Healing and Reconciliation Commission.
City Council Passes Landmark Legislation About Reparations
New York City Council passed bills addressing slavery's legacy to promote racial justice for African descendants.
3 more sets of remains tied to the 1921 Tulsa race riots found with gunshot wounds
The ongoing investigation into the Tulsa race riots underscores the historical trauma of racial violence and the need for accountability.
City Council Approves Study For Reparations, Creates Task Force
New York City is taking significant steps toward addressing the historical injustices of slavery through proposed reparations and the establishment of dedicated commissions.
City Council passes landmark legislation to acknowledge and address legacy of slavery, paving path for reparations in NYC * Brooklyn Paper
NYC Council passed bills to address slavery's legacy and advance racial justice.
NYC Council pass bill to create task force to study reparations for black residents
New York City lawmakers passed a bill to create a reparations task force to address historical injustices and assess potential compensation.
Brooklyn Councilmembers To Pass Slavery Reparations Legislation
NYC becomes the largest U.S. city pursuing reparations and establishing a Truth, Healing and Reconciliation Commission.
City Council Passes Landmark Legislation About Reparations
New York City Council passed bills addressing slavery's legacy to promote racial justice for African descendants.
Ferguson officer critically injured at protest on anniversary of Michael Brown's death
Officer critically injured during Ferguson protests on 10th anniversary of Michael Brown's death, highlighting ongoing tensions in police-community relations.
The downfall of DEI
Major corporations pledged over $1.7 billion to advance racial justice following George Floyd's murder, but many face backlash against their DEI initiatives.
Ferguson officer critically injured at protest on anniversary of Michael Brown's death
Officer critically injured during Ferguson protests on 10th anniversary of Michael Brown's death, highlighting ongoing tensions in police-community relations.
The downfall of DEI
Major corporations pledged over $1.7 billion to advance racial justice following George Floyd's murder, but many face backlash against their DEI initiatives.
Hate crimes in New York State have surged to the highest level since 2000, with significant increases in religious and racial-based incidents.
The right wing came for Black nonprofits-and it worked. Funding has plunged since 2020
Post-George Floyd protests saw increased funding for racial equity, but this momentum has faded amidst political upheaval, threatening the future of these initiatives.
Looking back at Kenosha four years after Jacob Blake's shooting
The Trump campaign's law-and-order message is resonating with some Wisconsin voters amid continuing discussions around racial justice and policing.
Implicit Bias Training for Police: Does It Work?
Implicit bias training often raises awareness but fails to change actual behavior or policing decisions critically.
The movement to remove offensive names in public spaces highlights America's ongoing struggle with its racial history.
Scientific study shows high pollution levels in NYC subway, Black and Brown commuters and workers impacted the most
Air pollution in NYC's subway system disproportionately affects low-income, minority communities, impacting health and commute times.
Racial Justice: The Best of 2024 (So Far) - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
NPQ highlights favorite 2024 articles showcasing diverse themes in racial justice, including leadership, historical context, and community reclamation.
N.C. residents sue to remove monument dedicated to 'our faithful slaves'
A group representing Black residents in North Carolina files lawsuit to remove Confederate statue honoring 'faithful slaves' outside courthouse.
US: Virginia school board restores Confederate names DW 05/10/2024
The Shenandoah County School Board in Virginia voted to restore Confederate names of schools, against the trend of renaming institutions linked to racist past.
Renaming of a neighborhood - Harvard Gazette
Maya Counter, a Harvard graduate, honored Maria L. Baldwin, the first Black principal in Massachusetts, by supporting the renaming of her neighborhood school in Cambridge.
USC security official faces calls to step down from LAPD oversight role
Activists demanding removal of LAPD Commission President Erroll Southers over law enforcement response at USC protests.
Why Philanthropy Must Support Labor Justice - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Historic worker uprising in the US fueled by stagnant wages and increased unionization, reshaping labor market dynamics.
Coalition of states defends voting rights act in Georgia redistricting case
Empowering Americans through protection of Voting Rights Act Section 2 against racial discrimination in voting practices.
S.T.O.P. is Working to 'Ban The Scan' in New York
Face surveillance technologies amplify disparities in the criminal justice system, posing threats to privacy, racial justice, and civil liberties.
The Meaning Behind Beyonce's Blackbird Cover on Cowboy Carter
Release of Beyonce's album Cowboy Carter, featuring 'Blackbird' cover by four Black country singers.
Significant inclusion of 'Blackbird' in Beyonce's non-country album, highlighting the song's historical context.
'Policing Justice' at PICA
Exhibition highlights racial justice, settler-colonial harms, and racist policies in Portland.
Art serves as a catalyst for envisioning a future beyond current systems of injustice.
Outrage Erupts in Oregon as Democrats Move to Recriminalize Drugs
Right-wing media spread misinformation about Portland's homelessness issue.
Portland faces challenges with homelessness, housing costs, addiction, and mental health.
Work Requirements Are Rooted in the History of Slavery - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Work requirements have a racist history and are harmful, cash programs without work requirements are more effective in helping people, movement towards abolishing work requirements led by racial and economic justice movements