When Black Lives Matter protests were at their peak in 2020, one group’s protest signs had a notable message: “Latinos
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Albert Woodfox, a former Black Panther who spent 43 years in solitary confinement in the Louisiana State Penitentiary — commonly
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Kelly Galloway had just finished celebrating the young girls who participated in her enrichment program for at-risk youth in Buffalo,
This week on “That’s The Point,” host Natasha S. Alford looks at how critical race theory (CRT) became a political
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Maryland gubernatorial candidate, John B. King, is calling on President Joe Biden to take student loan debt cancellation to the
As the call for student loan debt cancellation grows louder each week, the question of why it should be canceled
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It was around 6 a.m. one morning when I realized I’d be watching the sunrise trying to get my newborn
Dr. Rhea Boyd knows the cost of speaking out in favor of COVID-19 vaccinations. For each tweet to her 47,000 Twitter
Shirley Smith was told to prepare for a funeral. It was New Year’s Eve four years ago when she arrived
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Kimiya Factory was just in college when she helped a desperate friend in need get an abortion. “Her family would
Activist Tamika Mallory is calling on some Democrats to fight harder to pass police reform. Mallory, the co-founder of Until
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In the wake of the White House announcing that COVID-19 booster shots will be rolled out starting Aug. 20, critics
When Brooke Nugent went back to work in schools this summer, she was confronted with the harsh reality that COVID-19
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