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Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Maryland Governor Wes Moore And The Politics Of Reparations

Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoed a bill that would have assessed the harms of slavery and Jim Crow and proposed remedies, instead proposing a development bank for the descendants of slavery and Jim Crow to address the politics of reparations.

George Floyd’s Death Should Not Be In Vain 

The murder of George Floyd ignited a global movement advocating for police reform and racial justice, yet the Trump administration's resistance to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives has hindered sustained advancements.

Charlie Rangel, The “Lion Of Lenox,” Blazed A Trail With Courage, Conviction, And Humor

Charlie Rangel, a distinguished statesman and founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, served 46 years in the House of Representatives, advocating for his Harlem constituents and profoundly influencing American politics. Revert

Too Many Women Cooperate In Trying To Bring Down Other Women 

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has initiated a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James, a move widely perceived as retaliatory on behalf of the former president. Despite this, James continues to uphold her commitment to justice, undeterred by the political machinations at play.

“Good Trouble” Tennessee-Style

Tennessee Representative John Rose, along with fellow GOP lawmakers, is encountering significant political backlash due to their endorsement of the Trump administration's Project 2025 agenda. This initiative has resulted in tariffs causing empty shelves in retail stores and poses a threat to Medicaid expansion efforts within the state.

Fight Learning Loss This Summer

The Department of Education's funding cuts and limited access to summer programs are intensifying learning loss, particularly for Black students. Parents are urged to proactively seek educational opportunities to mitigate this issue.

When Demagogues Blame The Vulnerable, We All Lose

The proposed budget reconciliation bill threatens to undermine economic stability by cutting clean energy funding, Medicaid, and food assistance, while offering tax cuts to the wealthiest 1%. This approach fails to address the root causes of economic hardship, despite immigrants' significant contributions to the economy and their sacrifices for the nation.

Activists Push To Renew The Vision, Depth And Wisdom Of Brother Malcolm X On...

Positive Black Folks In Action (PBFIA), a community organization based in Washington, D.C., organized a commemorative event to honor Brother Malcolm X, highlighting his significant contributions to Black Unity and Pan-Africanism.

Imagine George Floyd Speaking Now: America, Are You Listening Yet?

Five years after George Floyd's tragic death, his legacy endures through his daughter, family, and the broader community, as his imagined words continue to resonate with calls for justice, accountability, and the unwavering resolve of a people determined to persist in their fight for equity.

The Promise Of Violence

The Department of Justice's decision to revoke 371 grants allocated to community-based organizations focused on violence prevention and life-saving initiatives beyond traditional policing and legal systems is expected to intensify crime rates and deepen the marginalization of Black communities.

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FBI Grapples With Fallout From Massive Data Breach

A week after a cybercriminal group claimed to steal sensitive personal data on thousands of current and former FBI employees, the bureau is still assessing the extent of the damage while facing internal criticism about the agency’s handling of the incident.