Commentary: Bridging Apologies – Lessons from Japanese American Internment Demand Recognition of Injustices Against Black Californians
Joe W. Bowers Jr. | California Black Media In August, the California Attorney General’s Office, publicly apologized for its role in the... Read More
Vice President Harris Announces Commitments Exceeding $900 Million for the Women in the Sustainable Economy Initiative
By: Stacy Brown, NNPA Washington, D.C. — Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday announced the Women in the Sustainable Economy (WISE) Initiative,... Read More
George Santos Says He Expects He’ll Be Expelled From Congress
By: Caitlin Yilek Washington, D.C. — Embattled Rep. George Santos said he expects to be expelled from Congress in the coming days... Read More
Is Novavax, the Latecomer Covid Vaccine, Worth the Wait?
Amy Maxmen & KFF Health News, Erin Kissane, a co-founder of the COVID Tracking Project, rolled up her sleeve for the Novavax... Read More
California Unveils Historic Monument Honoring Native American History
California has erected an eight-foot statue honoring Miwok elder William “Bill” Franklin, and 338 Native American tribes. Located on the grounds of... Read More
U.S. Agencies Brace for Surge in Hate Crimes Amidst Israel-Hamas Conflict; Minority Communities on Heightened Alert
By: Stacy Brown, NNPA The DHS’s recent intelligence assessment emphasizes an expected increase in antisemitic and Islamophobic hate attacks in the country... Read More
Former Florida Lawmaker Who Penned “Don’t Say Gay” Bill Sentenced To Prison Over COVID Loan Fraud
By: Aimee Picchi A former Florida lawmaker who penned the state’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” law has been sentenced to prison for... Read More
Black Attorney Wins Landmark Case in U.S. Federal Court of Appeals on Claims under the United Nations Convention Against Torture
Nationwide — Attorney Zulu Ali, founder and principal of the Law Offices of Zulu Ali & Associates, LLP, the largest Black-owned law... Read More
Parents of Color Can’t See if Medical Providers Have a History of Mistreatment. Why Not?
By: Sarah Kwon, KFF Health News Many people, especially Black people, have reported discrimination in maternity care, but expectant parents lack tools... Read More
