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This U.S. Supreme Court Case Could Reshape Black Political Power

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HBCU graduates share lessons learned — from prioritizing happiness to embracing their natural hair

Higher Education

The Movement to Make Black Neighborhoods Better for Walking and Biking

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Louisiana sisters fight to protect their community’s health and enslaved ancestors’ history

Environmental Justice

Tim Scott and the Republican Party’s Uphill Battle for Black Voters

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Black Farmers Refuse to Back Down After Federal Judge Dismisses Suit

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Shooting of Black Teen Is a Symptom of Kansas City’s Racist History

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Black and Hispanic Communities More Likely to Have Drinking Water with PFAS

Environmental Justice

‘America Can Go Only as Far as the South Goes’

Politics

Black Communities Overburdened by Power Plant Pollution May See Relief

Climate

A Year After Tragedy Gripped Buffalo, Its Black Community Waits For Promises to be Kept

Economic Development

Black Farmers Looked to Cash In on the CBD Industry. Now, Hemp Is in Decline.

Black Biz

Amid Abortion Bans, Black Americans’ Support Remains

Reproductive Health

Get Prepared: Researchers Predict Very Active Hurricane Season

Climate

Black People Still Experience Racial Bias in the Hiring Process. Can AI Help?

Jobs

Families and Survivors of Police Brutality Continue Their Call to End Qualified Immunity

Policing

Jackson Residents Join Fight to Stop Law That Strips Away Voting Power

News

Chemical Plants Destroyed These Black Towns. The EPA Hopes New Regulations Will Help.

Environmental Justice

Tennessee Wants to Take Land from Black Residents So a Ford Plant Can Benefit

News

How Florida Restricting Abortion Access Affects Black People in the South

Reproductive Health
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