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Photos: Davia Murray New York, New York - This past Father’s Day and Juneteenth weekend, Rev. Al Sharpton, President and Founder of the National Action Network (NAN), issued…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\YouTube Screenshots The United States and Indian governments must address the grave human rights issues in both countries during Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with President Biden…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots WASHINGTON—With the stark theme of “Poverty = Death”, the Poor People’s Campaign is renewing its drive to put poverty eradication atop the U.S. agenda. In…
Photos: PSC-CUNY\YouTube Screenshots On Wednesday, the New York Rent Guidelines Board (with its nine mayoral appointees) voted to increase rents by 3 percent for over 1 million rent-stabilized…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots Father’s Day was a somber occasion for thousands of New York children because their dads are locked away. Many dads are serving long sentences because…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots On June 25, 2013, the Supreme Court hollowed out a key provision of the Voting Rights Act, ushering in a decade of racial discrimination and…
Photos: Black Restaurant Week Black Restaurant Week is celebrating eight years of service and our New York-Tri-state campaign is in its fourth year of service, which started on…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today applauded the State Legislature for passing legislation, sponsored by State Senator Brian Kavanagh and Assemblymember…
Photos\Graphics: Black Economics.org\YouTube Screenshot We begin this brief essay with Table 1 from the US Department of Education’s National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). Table 1.—NAEP Results: 4th…
Photos: Carnegie Hall\Wikimedia Commons (NEW YORK, NY; June 15, 2023)—Carnegie Hall continues its summertime tradition, shining a spotlight on 200+ extraordinary teen musicians from across the country with…
