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Photos: Rodney Evans Films The newest episode of Black Public Media’s AfroPoP Digital Shorts premieres on Monday, August 21, with Portal from acclaimed filmmaker and Brooklynite Rodney Evans.…
Photos: CPJ/Katherine Jacobsen (Above) Marion County Record owner and editor Eric Meyer holds a freshly printed edition of the newspaper on August 16, 2023, as he addresses an…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Media Rights Agenda asks Nigeria's inspector general of police to stop public officials and powerful individuals from taking punitive actions against critical journalists. The…
Photos: YouTube Screenshot\ACLU Systemic inequities and barriers keep people of color from achieving economic security through employment, education, and homeownership, resulting in racial disparities in wealth and income.…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\YouTube Screenshots In an article published in Black Star News-Visiting Rwanda-America can learn lessons about honesty from Africa August 1, 2023- the author, Wim Laven cites…
Photos: BlackBusiness.com\Approved Jets Kelvin Mensah and Aaron Wilson are the founders of Approved Jets, a Black-owned private aviation brokerage company based in Miami, Florida. Their global private jet…
Photos: Event Flyer Join Africans of the Diaspora this Friday August 18th, 2023 at 10AM in Washington, DC (at the French Embassy, in Washington, DC) to reject France's…
Photos: Twitter\Facebook In the United States, race and police were founded along with a capitalist economy dependent on the enslavement of workers of African descent. University Professor Ben…
Photos: Daniella Zalcman BATON ROUGE, La. — Tuesday was the first day of a multi-day emergency hearing in which attorneys representing children — nearly all Black boys —…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots (New York) – The Chinese government should acknowledge and condemn anti-Black racism prevalent on the Chinese internet and adopt measures to promote tolerance and fight…
