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WH Responds Again To Criticism From GOP Demanding Biden Make SCOTUS Pick Exclusive Of Other Races

Ebony McMorris February 1, 2022

Biden Consults With Senators On SCOTUS Pick

Ebony McMorris February 1, 2022

Trump Holds Texas Rally

Jamie Jackson February 1, 2022

Trump Promises Pardons And Protests At TX Rally

Ebony McMorris February 1, 2022

Get Help Paying Your Energy Bills

Jamie Jackson February 1, 2022

Gov. Behind Confederate Heritage Month Says CRT Divides

Jamie Jackson January 28, 2022

Pierre Toussaint, a former enslaved person from the Caribbean, who became a philanthropist in the United States was born in Haiti on this day in 1766.

Clay Cane January 28, 2022

Justice Breyer To Retire Paving The Way For 1st Black Female Justice

Ebony McMorris January 27, 2022

There are rumors that South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott will run for president in 2024

Clay Cane January 27, 2022

U.S. and Japan Joint Military Exercises

Jamie Jackson January 26, 2022

Opening Statements In Trial Of 3 Former Cops Who Watched And Didn’t Intervene While George Floyd Was Murdered

Ebony McMorris January 25, 2022

On January 24, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will hear two cases that challenge race-based admissions policies at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina

Clay Cane January 25, 2022

WH Leaders Meet With Civil Rights Organizations To Discuss Equity In Disenfranchised Communities

Ebony McMorris January 25, 2022

Arthur Schomburg, the historian, writer, activist and collector of research, was born on this day in 1871

Clay Cane January 25, 2022

McConnell suggested that African-Americans aren’t Americans

Clay Cane January 21, 2022

Joe Madison Ends His Hunger Strike Over Voting Rights

Ebony McMorris January 21, 2022

Rep. Hank Johnson Calls Senate “Racist”

Jamie Jackson January 21, 2022

Sen. Booker And Scott Debate Voter Suppression And Jim Crow 2.0

Ebony McMorris January 20, 2022

Marco Rubio Calls Voting Rights Issue “Fake”

Jamie Jackson January 20, 2022

Biden Admits To Pitfalls And Challenges In Pushing Voting Rights, Says He’s Still Committed

Ebony McMorris January 20, 2022

Lusia Harris, a trailblazer in women’s basketball history, passed away at age 66

Clay Cane January 20, 2022

Gen. Charles McGee, one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen, passed away in his sleep on the morning of Jan. 16. He was 102 years old.

Clay Cane January 18, 2022

Congressional Black Caucus Fought Hard for Voting Rights

Jamie Jackson January 14, 2022

The fight to pass voting rights bills has hit a wall

Clay Cane January 14, 2022

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