The Netherlands Unveils Its First National Holocaust Monument
The monument lies in the center of the Dutch capital and is a labyrinth of brick walls that, when seen from above, form Hebrew letters reading 'in remembrance' A monument…
We are thrilled to report that our Advisory Council Member Victor Ochen will be receiving the Peace for Peace award
“What an honour to receive this prestigious award. We can only remain the water to extinguish the flame of hatreds that engulf our world. Peace and Peace”. Click here
Lynching Postcards: Token of a Great Day (2021)
From 1880 to 1968, over 4,000 African Americans were lynched at the hands of white mobs. Staged as public celebrations akin to picnics or carnivals, these lynchings were commemorated through…
Tammy Baldwin hears Wisconsin tribes’ concerns on murdered Indigenous women, broadband access, wolf hunt
APOSTLE ISLANDS - Sen. Tammy Baldwin met with tribal officials on the Red Cliff Ojibwe Nation Reservation this month to discuss some of the issues affecting Indian Country and promised…
The phrase ‘people of color’ may be outdated
What does it mean to be a person of color? The term is meant to distinguish us from white people, but also unifies the shared experiences and struggles from white…
‘Ida is not the end’: Indigenous residents face the future on Louisiana’s coast – photo essay
Out on the frontiers of the Louisiana coastline, amid winding bayous, battered island roads and sinking land, a swath of fresh devastation for this region’s overlooked Indigenous tribal communities. Amid the rapid…
Letter | Militias killed millions of Indigenous people
Two recent letters are right. Militias were vital to the United States and the Second Amendment has protected them since the nation’s founding. The U.S. government supported paramilitary militias throughout…
9/11 brought about a more secure southern border, but put more scrutiny on migrants, people of color
Security experts and activists reflect on the legacy terrorist attacks on East Coast left on border communities EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Sept. 11, 2001, was the day Middle America began…
Rickia Young, a mother who was assaulted when her SUV was overrun with Philadelphia police at a social justice protest in October of 2020, won a pre-settlement of 2 million dollars from the City of Philadelphia. Young talked about the emotional damages at a press conference announcing the pre-settlement at the Mincey Fitzpatrick Ross law firm on September 14, 2021. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Philadelphia settles with mother police dragged from car and assaulted in front of toddler
Philadelphia settled a case with a mother whom police officers dragged from her car and beat up during protests against police violence last year. The city settled for $2 million before she…
Black Kids In California More Likely To Be Hospitalized For Police-Related Injuries
A new study out of California shows that Black boys and girls are hospitalized from police violence at a rate far higher than their white peers. The researchers from the University of…
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