Justice

In surprising news, Omaha police will stop using electric gloves in schools, sparking debate on their safety and necessity.

Senatobia Police Chief Harold Vanderford exposed for racist texts using slurs. Department yet to respond on action.

Karmelo Anthony’s request for a new trial was denied despite revelations of his victim’s racist past. Metcalf’s father…

Visual artist Wardell Milan explores how Black artists use creativity to document history, challenge perceptions, and define identity.

Attorneys for Karmelo Anthony seek a new trial with a new judge. Both sides reveal past incidents and records.

In news unsurprising to attentive observers, companies maintaining DEI programs haven’t faced financial repercussions.

Every year, Black August recalls Black men’s struggles, while Black women political prisoners’ battles remain whispers.

The legal team for Nolan Wells’ family denies claims of non-cooperation and seeks clarity on investigation protocols.

When federal agents resort to violence, as with Renee Good and Alex Pretti, accountability often seems elusive.

Listen: A “Back the blue” advocate might claim there’s no reason for disliking cops, but videos and reports tell a different story.

Racial classifications were imposed, not biological. Multiracial identities challenge these simplistic categories.

In August, Rev. Al Sharpton and civil rights leaders will host the March on Washington 2026 to defend voting rights.