Kristen Clarke confirmed to head DOJ Civil Rights Division
WASHINGTON — Kristen Clarke, a longtime civil rights lawyer, was confirmed Tuesday by the Senate to lead the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, making her the…
Arizona indictment of Giuliani and Meadows follows long racist history
I’ve lived and/or worked in 10 states scattered across the country. Arizona was and remains the most complicated. The same state that elected the first…
President Joe Biden says ‘extreme voices’ against racial equality put democracy at risk
1 of 3 | President Joe Biden delivers virtual remarks at the National Action Network Convention at the White House on Friday, April. The president…
Galaxy’s Joseph Paintsil called racial slur in social media post
Galaxy forward Joseph Paintsil was the victim of a “racist social media incident” following the team’s 2-1 loss to LAFC on Saturday at BMO stadium,…
L.A. Times reporters attacked by Minnesota police to settle lawsuit
Two journalists who were cornered and attacked by the Minnesota State Patrol as they covered protests over George Floyd’s murder for the Los Angeles Times…
New Kanye West song harks back to his antisemitic tirades
A new Kanye West song has surfaced, which finds the troubled rapper calling back to his antisemitic tirade a year prior. Friday night, radio station…
Sadiq Khan’s officials promoting Black Lives Matter on their emails
OFFICIALS working for Sadiq Khan are promoting Black Lives Matter in their emails, the Sun on Sunday can reveal. The Mayor of London has been…
61 indicted on RICO charges in Georgia over ‘Cop City’ protests
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr on Tuesday announced an indictment against 61 people accused of conspiracy to prevent the construction of Atlanta's so-called Cop City.…
$1.5M settlement granted to correctional officers barred from guarding Derek Chauvin
A group of correctional officers of color were granted a $1.5 million settlement Tuesday after they were barred from having contact with Derek Chauvin. File…
Akron mayor issues state of emergency and cancels Fourth of July celebrations after violent protests
[ad_1] Protesters chanting 'no justice, no peace' returned to the Akron streets on Monday after the mayor issued a state of emergency throughout the Ohio…