(The Conversation) — Paid caregivers foster independence and improve quality of life for people with all kinds of disabilities, many of whom need help getting
(NAACP) — Two Black vendors at the 114th National NAACP convention landed significant contracts with the city of Boston. Now, more than five months after
(NAACP) — In a society yearning for equity and demanding progress, the acceptance of Critical Race Theory is not just an academic decision, it is
(NewsOne) — Why are police allowed to resign after misconduct, protecting their records and enabling rehire, while victims suffer?
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(NewsOne) — Source: Pez Photography / Getty For all of the boasting the GOP has done lately about making marginal progress in attracting Black voters,
(NAACP) — As if the country weren’t already fighting for its life every other day, the American legislature recently decided to throw another pinch of
(NAACP) — The National Black Nurses Association says a racist political and social environment in Florida has driven the group to relocate its annual conference
(NAACP) — Florida Commissioner of Education Manny Diaz Jr. says he wants to prevent college students from exposure to “radical woke ideologies” — and on
(Civil Rights Project) — For Immediate Release: 12:01 a.m. (Eastern), Wednesday, April 3, 2024, Contact: Laurie Russman – russman@gseis.ucla.edu UCLA CIVIL RIGHTS PROJECT ASSESSES SCHOOL SEGREGATION
(Civil Rights Project) — For Immediate Release: 12:01 a.m. (Eastern), Wednesday, May 1, 2024, Contact: Laurie Russman – russman@gseis.ucla.edu Jennifer Ayscue – jayscue@ncsu.edu New UCLA Report