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She’s 11 months from possible parole. Krystal Clark fears she won’t survive to see it.

This story was originally reported by Ebony JJ Curry of The 19th. Meet Ebony and read more of their reporting on gender, politics...

Supreme Court Questions Trump Bid to Fire First Black Woman Federal Reserve Governor, Lisa Cook

Thirty-year mortgage rates do not wait for politics to calm down. They move on expectations, on fear, on the credibility of the institutions that...

Jan. 6: The Day White Rage Stormed the Capitol, Black Discipline Kept It Standing

Photo credit: Ashley Gilbertson/VII via Redux File People keep calling Jan. 6 “unthinkable.” Black Americans didn’t find it unthinkable. Black Americans found it familiar. A crowd...

Claressa Shields’ Historic Heavyweight Battle: Fighting for Legacy, Respect, and a Third Undisputed Crown

Claressa Shields is stepping into the ring again, but this time, history is on the line in a way that goes beyond just another...

January 6: Reflecting on the Four-Year Anniversary of Democracy and Racial Backlash

The black security fences are up again. National Guard troops are on standby. Law enforcement is prepared, leaving nothing to chance. Four years after...

Kamala Harris and Charlamagne Tha God elevate the conversation in Detroit with real talk and true connection

Kamala Harris understands Detroit in a way that not many do. Her ability to connect with the people, to truly meet them where they...

‘America’s Ready for a Better Story’: Obamas Rally the Nation with Electrifying Speeches at DNC

Michelle Obama stepped onto the stage, Tuesday evening during the second night of the Democratic National Convention, her presence as commanding as ever, as...

Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Grand Rapids for her ‘Fight for Reproductive Freedoms’ Tour

The stark reality that Black women face the most dire outcomes in pregnancy-related matters is a truth we can no longer afford to ignore....

The History of Black History Month

It was summer of 1915 in Chicago when Carter G. Woodson, University of Chicago alumnus, arrived from Washington, D.C. to attend a state-sponsored Illinois...

Legal Setback for Accused in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 Murder Case

In a recent development surrounding the 1996 murder of rap icon Tupac Shakur, Duane Keith “Keffe D” Davis, a former Southern California street gang...
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