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By Peter Sterne\City & State Photos: Facebook\Video\YouTube Screenshots Reps. Dan Goldman and Jerry Nadler joined with 11 other Jewish Democratic members of Congress to send a letter to…
By Innocence Project Photos: Wikimedia Commons\Innocence Project Yesterday marked 59 years since civil rights leader Malcolm X was assassinated. Although all those responsible for his death have never…
Photos: Federal Bar Association\Cordale Q. Handy Foundation The mother of a 29-year-old Black man shot dead by two St. Paul police officers in 2017 now stands to receive…
By Economic Policy Institute Photos: YouTube Screenshots The immigrant share of the labor force reached a record high of 18.6% in 2023, according to our analysis of Current…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots Among U.S. audiences, Black consumers spend over 81 hours per week with media — 31.8% more than the general population, according to the latest Nielsen's…
By Michael Waldman\Brennan Center Photos: YouTube Screenshots Only 12 states and Washington, DC, prohibit both open and concealed carry of firearms at poll sites. It’s among the most…
By Committee To Protect Journalists Photos: YouTube Screenshots Tragic goodbyes: Services for some of the 72 Palestinian journalists killed in 2023 (clockwise from top left): Hamza Al Dahdouh,…
Photos: USBC\YouTube Screenshots The U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC), a leading advocate for Black-owned businesses nationwide, is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with SCORE, a highly regarded…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\YouTube Screenshots With the All-Star Game in the books, it's time to reset the NBA's title race heading into the stretch run of the regular season.…
By NYCLU\Michael Sisitzky, Assistant Director, Policy & Simon McCormack, Senior Writer, Communications When he ran to be New York City Mayor in 2021, Eric Adams promised, “I will…
