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By Andreína Chávez\Drop Site News CARACAS, Venezuela—Venezuela’s grassroots organizers and communards are responding with defiance and steadfast willingness to defend their country’s sovereignty in the face of U.S.…
By Mohammed Nurhussein Photos: Wikimedia Commons Traveling in Tigray by car from Mekelle, the capital to the historic town of Adwa, one is struck by the diversity of…
By George Cassidy Payne Photos: Wikimedia Commons When the most powerful person in the world uses dehumanizing language, it is never just rhetoric. It is instruction. In late…
By Bob Topper Photos: Wikimedia Commons Religious conservatives waged a 50-year battle to deny the rights of gay and lesbian people, especially the right to marry. As the…
By Zeteo Photos: YouTube Screenshots During his first Christmas break back in power, President Donald Trump spent much of the holiday week bombing Nigeria and melting down online…
Dr. Brooks Robinson\ Black Economics.org Photos: Wikimedia Commons In BlackEconomics.org’s December 13, 2025, release entitled “Reasons for Black American Leadership Failures,” we mentioned in a more than passing…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Trump administration removed dozens of ambassadors and senior diplomats around the world, the bulk of them in Africa. The move, aimed…
The following statement was released regarding the New York State Supreme Court's judgement in dismissing a lawsuit regarding the pastor chosen to take over stewardship of Harlem's Abyssinian…
By Okumu Livingstone Langol Photo: Dorothy and Anyang Nyong’o and Ambassador Otunnu. Photo: Nyong’o Facebook page. Gulu City, UGANDA--Prof. Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o, the Governor of Kisumu County in…
By Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law Photos: Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON, D.C. – On December 19, the D.C. District Court heard arguments in Lee, et al. v.…
