Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign is drawing criticism for its choice of rally locations, which are towns with deeply racist histories known as “sundown towns.”
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NABJ’s invite to Trump sparks protests at convention
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) invited Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to speak at their convention, which sparked controversy and protests.
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Trump’s ‘disgraceful’ remarks at NABJ convention widely condemned
Donald Trump’s appearance at the NABJ annual convention in Chicago was met with controversy, as he made racist comments.
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Survey finds Black adults develop unique coping skills for racism
Black adults in the United States develop distinctive coping skills to handle the chronic stress of racism, with social support, religion, avoidance, substance use, positive reframing and more.
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Black America’s quest for true Independence runs deeper than July 4
Independence Day in the United States is a time of reflection for African Americans, who have faced systemic injustices and disparities since the inception of American independence.
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Why are reparations for Black Americans so hard?
Despite the growing movement for reparations for Black Americans, critics argue that the lack of cash payments is a major obstacle.
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House Minority Leader Jeffries rebukes Rep. Donalds’ controversial Jim Crow comments
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries denounced Rep. Byron Donalds’ claim that Black people were better off during Jim Crow.
Posted inOpinion
An unwinnable situation led to a racist Electoral College
The U.S. Constitution was created in 1787 as a compromise between the North and South, resulting in the 3/5ths Compromise.
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Author examines roots of American racism
In his book ‘Teaching White Supremacy,’ author Donald Yacavone, lays out a stark roadmap into the complex societal ill of racism.
Posted inBlack History Month
Blackness Our Perspective: the biracial side of BlacknessÂ
As our Black History Month discussion progresses, we shift the dialogue to biracial identities.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Women and minorities bear the brunt of medical misdiagnosis
‘Racial bias is baked into our culture. It’s important for all of us to start recognizing that.’
Posted inBlack History Month
Skin color and the one-drop philosophy
The one-drop rule: a legacy of slavery that still affects us today.
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Civil rights leaders reflect on Dr. King’s courage and political positions
Today, as the nation observes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, civil rights leaders, including those who knew the slain leader, offered their thoughts on what his position might be on conflicts in the Middle East, Russia and Trump.
Posted inOpinion
The eminent danger facing all of Black America
Many Black citizens have concerns about Trump’s promise of authoritarian rule, fearing a loss of more civil liberties and an uptick in racial tensions.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Racial gaslighting and brain health: the insidious effects of racism
Racism affects the brain function and structure, leading to increased risk for health problems.
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Rep. Omar proposes federal bill to protect Black women and girls
Rep. Ilhan Omar proposed the bill during the Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference in late September, where she believed it would gain support from her colleagues.
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Black woman beaten in Duluth after dispute
White men were cited for beating a Black woman nearly to death last month at a Duluth bar.
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Call for Reparations
In the last Congress, leaders within the Democratic Party demonstrated their political will for a Reparations Commission.
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Racist attacks against Vikings’ Mattison echo Hank Aaron’s treatment
‘While unacceptable and disgusting, I’m not shocked at all. Some fans don’t respect Black athletes, they just like being entertained by them.’
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Kamala Harris stands strong against racist attacks, affirms readiness to lead
‘They feel the need to attack because they’re scared that we will win based on the merit of the work that Joe Biden and I, and our administration, has done.’