Breaking Barriers: Melvin Bledsoe Pioneers as Memphis’ First Black Police Officer
Melvin Bledsoe makes history as the first African American police officer in Memphis, Tennessee, paving…
Civil Rights
Celebrating a Century of Service: Pullman Porter Museum Marks 100th Anniversary
The Pullman Porter Museum commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters,…
Trump’s Federal Takeover: A Threat to Blue Cities’ Autonomy
The Trump administration's plan to send federal agents to Chicago and other 'blue cities' has…
Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against Antelope Valley Medical Center
A group of Black workers have sued Antelope Valley Medical Center for alleged race discrimination,…
US Education Department Concludes George Mason University Violated Title VI
The US Education Department has found George Mason University in violation of Title VI, sparking…
Trump’s Call to Action: National Guard Units Deployed to Quell Civil Unrest
President Trump's decision to deploy National Guard units to address civil unrest sparks controversy and…
Local Activists Embark on Historic Journey to Selma, Alabama, Crossing Edmund Pettus Bridge
Three local activists travel to Selma, Alabama, to cross the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge, a…
Missouri Lawmakers Pass Bill to Limit Police Use of Deadly Force
Missouri lawmakers have passed a bill that aims to limit police use of deadly force,…
Unveiling the Hidden Treasures of Richmond’s Past: A Historical Collection
A newly discovered collection sheds light on Richmond's rich history, revealing fascinating stories and artifacts…
Texas Redistricting Maps Spark Controversy: Civil Rights Groups and Democrats Unite Against GOP Plans
Civil rights groups and Democrats in Texas are speaking out against the newly proposed redistricting…