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By Edmond W. Davis Photos: Author|Wikimedia Commons America has spent generations discussing lynching as though the rope acted alone. It did not. Behind America’s history of racial terror…
By Milton Allimadi Photos: Wikimedia Commons The case began dramatically. In August 2019, FBI agents arrived at Mehdi Moslem’s home at dawn. According to Mehdi, agents had their…
By Milton Allimadi Photos: Wikimedia Commons|Others The six-year receivership of Philadelphia-based merchant cash advance company Par Funding is facing renewed scrutiny as developments in the Securities and Exchange…
Black Star Editorial Photos: Wikimedia Commons|Others In the weeks since the Lansing State Journal and Philadelphia Inquirer published stories about Dr. Paul Gregory St. Claire’s defamation lawsuit against…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons NEW YORK, NY — NYC CORE is taking the fight for racial equity and Reparations to the world stage. On September 4, 2026, the New…
By Milton Allimadi Photos: Moslem Family|YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons In its effort to have a federal prisoner’s petition for release dismissed, the U.S. government has failed to address what…
Black Star News Editorial Photos: Wikimedia Commons|Others There are several major developments notably missing from an Aug. 7, 2026 Philadelphia Inquirer article about Par Funding, the merchant cash…
Accountability, truth and justice cannot be applied selectively. This is the third in a series of editorials asking University of Michigan President Domenico Grasso why the university executed…
By Black Star News Editorial Photos: Wikimedia Commons|Family The former University of Michigan anesthesiologist whom police recommended be criminally charged after investigating allegations that he poisoned his Haitian-born…
Black Star News Editorial Photos: Wikimedia Commons\Family Photo Above Photo: University of Michigan President Domenico Grasso: Public owed answers about how it handled alleged medical abuse of Ms.…
