Community members and civil rights advocates in Sikeston, Missouri, held a public mobilization following the death of Lloyd Gilmore in police custody.

Civil rights coalitions mobilized against a federal proposal to dismantle longstanding employer demographic reporting requirements (EEO-1 data).

Learn how African diaspora leaders, governments, and legal frameworks are uniting to combat modern human trafficking, cyber slavery, and migrant exploitation.

Explore the push for water security reforms in the Pan-African Parliament and the struggle between water as a human right and privatization.

Federal civil rights probes target medical school admissions, threatening diversity goals, affirmative action, and efforts to reduce healthcare disparities.

The US Department of Education has ended Title VI disparate impact regulations, halting federal reviews of racially imbalanced policies in public schools.

The ACLU accuses Alameda County DA Ursula Jones Dickson of covering up historical racial misconduct in capital cases to block Racial Justice Act remedies.

Explore the legal battle of the Uhuru 3 and how the FBI's foreign agent charges continue a long history of targeting radical Black political dissent.

Explore the tragic sinking of Guyana's MV Barima, an overloaded colonial-era ferry, and how infrastructure neglect led to a deadly maritime disaster.

In siege-bound El Obeid, Sudan, women face a dual terror: targeted daylight drone strikes or nighttime sexual violence as they risk their lives to find water.

An independent autopsy of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells reveals significant head trauma, contradicting initial police suggestions of accidental drowning.

A split verdict in a viral Minnesota playground incident highlights the legal limits of hate crime and disorderly conduct laws regarding verbal harassment.

International human rights bodies briefed the UN Security Council on newly deployed multinational security contingents in Haiti aimed at protecting displaced populations.

Discover why the strategic city of El Obeid has become the epicenter of the Sudan civil war, trapping civilians amidst a high-tech siege.

Public support for Black reparations has reached a historic high of 56%, driven by demands for truthful history education and economic justice.

A civil rights lawsuit against an all-white Arkansas development exposes how a 'private association' loophole is used to bypass federal fair housing laws.

A federal court restored $1B in Digital Equity Act grants to fight digital redlining, forcing civil rights groups to adapt to non-racial criteria.

Rather than a collection of isolated, static tribes disconnected from the global stage, ancient East Africa was a vibrant, bustling history of profound interdependency, and master-level diplomacy.

Discover how the East African Community is reclaiming medical sovereignty through genomic tracking, digital integration, and pooled drug procurement.

Federal investigations are using Title VI to target university diversity and minority programs, threatening decades of progress in educational equity.