Justice

Every 4th of July, the contrast in celebrations highlights the unfulfilled promises to the Black community in America.

A former University of Tennessee professor got a $1.9 million settlement after being fired for a Facebook post.

Roger Fortson’s family seeks justice as former deputy Eddie Duran faces delayed trial for the 2024 fatal shooting.

The family of Kadir Skinner seeks answers after police fatally shot the 19-year-old in Wilmington, Delaware.

A white Ohio officer is on leave after video shows him kneeling on a 15-year-old during an arrest, sparking outrage.

UFC fighter Josh Hokit claims his derogatory remarks about Michelle Obama were a “compliment” and free speech.

Missouri judge overturns abortion restrictions, citing conflict with voter-approved amendment. Governor Kehoe opposes.

Juneteenth calls us to reflect on freedom’s arrival in 1865 and the ongoing struggle to defend it, a fight far from over.

A 1-year-old Black baby named Kohen Wiley was fatally shot by police in Mississippi, sparking outrage and demands for evidence.

BLD PWR hosts Juneteenth Weekend at The SLAB in Houston, featuring storytelling, cultural conversations, and community events.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Alabama from using nitrogen gas for an execution, deeming it cruel and unconstitutional.

A man in Leesburg, GA, arrested for terrorizing a Black family reunion with an AR-15-style rifle, has been charged.