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To ‘Rise Like A Phoenix’
The potential erosion of the Voting Rights Act poses a significant threat to minority representation in Congress, necessitating a resilient response from Black America akin to "rising like a phoenix." The dismantling of these protections could drastically diminish policy advocacy on critical issues such as civil rights, policing, voting rights, economic inequality, health disparities, and immigration.
ICE Has Ushered In A New Era Of Domestic Terror And Attacks On Civil Liberties
The federal government's deployment of excessive force and subsequent misinformation regarding the killing of Renee Nicole Good has ignited widespread outrage. This incident underscores growing concerns about privacy erosion and the emergence of a police state in the United States.
Standing With Minnesotans
Minnesotans are actively resisting the influence of the Trump, Vance, Rubio, and Hegseth coalition, as well as the intimidation tactics of ICE, drawing inspiration from their ancestors' enduring struggle for racial justice.
When the Post Office Is Undermined, Democracy and Black Jobs Go With It
The United States Postal Service, a crucial component of democratic infrastructure and a significant employer of Black workers, is facing renewed threats that endanger both Black livelihoods and voting rights.
Timothée Chalamet, Michael B. Jordan, and the ‘Tell’ of Awards Season
During the Critics Choice Awards, Timothée Chalamet, upon receiving the Best Actor accolade for his role in "Marty Supreme," took a moment to commend Michael B. Jordan's exemplary performance in "Sinners." Despite this acknowledgment, Jordan did not receive the Best Actor award, underscoring a recurrent pattern where white award recipients acknowledge the contributions of Black nominees without relinquishing their own accolades.
The Kidnapping of Maduro: Trump Administration Makes A Mockery Of The Constitution And The Congress
In a controversial move, the United States government has been accused of committing an act of war by abducting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from their country. This action, which breaches both international law and the U.S. Constitution, has been linked to the Trump administration's alleged ambitions to control Venezuela's oil resources.
What Happens Now When Black Students’ Civil Rights Are Violated?
The Department of Education's civil rights office (OCR) has experienced a notable shift in priorities under the current Trump administration. There has been a marked decrease in the resolution of racial harassment cases, while cases involving allegations of discrimination against white students have seen an increase. This shift has resulted in a 'thumb on the scales' approach to justice, highlighting concerns about equity and accountability within the system.
What Kind Of Man Is This?
Former President Donald Trump faces allegations of undermining American institutions and threatening Democratic leaders, amidst criticism for neglecting critical issues like healthcare reform and the unresolved Epstein case.
Democrats Can’t Win In 2026 On Trump Resistance Alone
Democrats concluded 2025 with significant electoral successes, yet their approval ratings remain critically low. This underscores the necessity for the party to prioritize policies aimed at reducing costs, enhancing competition, increasing supply, and safeguarding consumers to secure victory in 2026.
Get Ready To Honor America’s Birthday By Fighting For Freedom, Again
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the nation faces a pivotal moment in its ongoing struggle for freedom and democracy. This milestone serves as a call to action, urging a renewed commitment to expanding liberty and confronting hatred, in order to fulfill the enduring promise of the American Revolution.
