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No Arrest Made of White Man Who Killed a Black Good Samaritan with his Pickup Truck
Meanwhile, racist truck driver brags about the killing on Snapchat.
Black Man Killed by Cop in His Own Garage for Loud Music Complaint, Jury Awards Family $4
The verdict of a federal jury in St. Lucie County, Fla., mocked Gregory Hill Jr.'s family.
Serena Severely Penalized by 99 Percent White World Tennis Association for Maternity Leave
One must wonder just what in the hell is wrong with tennis.
First Prosecuted 'Black Identity Extremist' Speaks Out: 'It's Tyranny at its Finest'
"I have not been doing anything illegal for them to have surveillance on me. I have not hurt anyone or threatened anyone," said Rakem Balogun. Meanwhile, White Identity Extremists go unchecked as killing and mayhem stack up.
Misogyny and Racism Have Catapulted Women in the polls for House Seats
Voters speak: We want more than just white men in office.
The FBI Is Afraid of Black People
When it comes to Black social justice groups, the FBI's motto is, "Monitor now, ask questions later."
BLM Co-founder Pens Letter for National Coming Out Day
"Get to know yourself. Learn from each scar, each wound, each victory," Alicia Garza writes in a letter addressed to her younger self in honor of National Coming Out Day.
Russians Reportedly Weaponized Black Activism in U.S. During Presidential Election
From fake Black activist social media accounts to a Facebook ad of a Black woman ready to fire a gun, Russian trolls attempted to manipulate Americans.
Black Mothers are 'Queens who Produce Champions,' Says Rev. Jesse Jackson
Jackson refuted President Trump's claim that NFL players who protest are "sons of bitches."
Sheriff Says 'All Lives Splatter' Facebook Post was Accidental
A meme posted on the Chelan County Emergency Management page encouraging killing protesters receives backlash on social media.
Senate Bill 43 Has Been Signed, NAACP's Missouri Travel Warning in Motion: Now What?
The president of the Missouri chapter of the NAACP spoke with DiversityInc about the organization's next steps after issuing its first ever statewide travel advisory — and what it means.
NAACP Warns Minorities Traveling to Missouri
The NAACP and allies rallied at the Capitol in Jefferson City to dissuade the signing of a bill that fails to protect minorities.
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