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They were our best, the pride of our country. The Charleston Nine. They were college graduates, members of fraternities and sororities, a state senator, a librarian, ministers, all…
I grew up in St. Louis, MO reared by a single mother after my father’s murder when I was four years old. Like many Black and Latino youths…
Governor Haley's comment that Roof has a "twisted" view is pure spin Recall what South Carolina's governor Niki Haley said recently following the murder of the nine worshippers…
Carmen Fariña New York City's pre-K waitlists are opening today. All families were automatically placed on the waitlists for any programs that they ranked higher on their application.…
Hisham Barakat Statement by NSC Spokesperson Ned Price on Terrorist Attack in Cairo The United States strongly condemns today’s terrorist attack in Cairo that killed Egyptian Prosecutor-General Hisham…
#BlackLivesMatter activist, Brittany “Bree” Newsome, wearing propelling gear, climbed the flagpole atop Columbia, South Carolina’s Capitol dome and removed the Confederate Battle Flag, in an act of civil…
Paul Kagame If the U.K. is not safe for a war criminal, then where in the West is? On June 22, 2015, it was reported that the director-general…
Doug Allen An Interview With Veteran Peace Activist Doug Allen Anyone who has done organizing on a college campus knows the difficulty of sustaining such work. Faculty come…
Confederate battle flag, with middle star missing, captured from First Texas Infantry regiment by a New York cavalry officer near Appomattox Five days after the shocking murder of…
The 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March is certainly a milestone politically and symbolically. And perhaps, its anniversary is even more important than the first. We have…
