Legendary actor Sidney Poitier, who broke barriers and stood for justice and Black lives during the most tumultuous times of the civil rights movement, has died. Poitier, whose iconic 71-year
Three White men who murdered Ahmaud Arbery last year in Georgia were sentenced Friday to life in prison, and the judge denied parole to the father and son who armed
The coming weeks will tell if President Joe Biden’s ‘forceful’ voting rights speech in Georgia on January 11 results in any tangible movement to blunt suppressing laws in Republican-led states
Prayer breakfasts, marches, parades, and an uptick in volunteer efforts to support the annual Day of Service have remained staples of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. But the late civil
Famous author and noted civil rights leader Maya Angelou became the first African American woman featured on the 25-cent coin. The U.S. Mint began shipping the quarters on January 10.
Maxine McNair, who was the last living parent of the four African American girls murdered in a 1963 Alabama church bombing by the Ku Klux Klan, died on January 2,
“How is your friend, Rev. Fuzz? I see that he is busy helping people. I see him on the news and it seems that he is doing well for someone
