Celia’s Story: Missouri teen vindicated 175 years later; pardoned for slave owner’s murder thanks to family’s fight for justice
She was only 19 years old when she was sentenced to death for killing her slave master, Robert Newsom, six miles south of Fulton.
The Black church’s role in Civil Rights and social justice continues to grow
The Black church has long played a significant role in supporting faith and the fight for Civil Rights in America, with its ...
Celebrating Black History Month: Stories of young heroes who changed the world
Discover inspiring stories of young heroes who made a difference, honouring Black achievements and resilience throughout ...
On The Radar: Reparations Bill Reintroduced, Detroit Mom Loses Children to Cold , Super Bowl Protester Shares Story And More
Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Sen. Cory Booker renew the push for reparations, a Detroit mother’s tragic loss highlights America’s housing crisis, and more—here’s what you may have missed this week.
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Facing the Past, Shaping the Future: Five Essential Actions for Justice and Reparations in Africa by 2025
OMCT Policy paper As the African Union convenes its 2025 Summit under the theme " Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations ,"the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) ...
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Today in History for Feb. 27: ...
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Support growing for Black-owned farms in Western New York
According to the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, only 0.5% of New York farms are owned by Black or ...
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Abortions and Extradition
The governor of New York says she won’t — ‘not now, not ever’ — sign an extradition requisition in abortion case.