Border South (2020)
To stem the immigration tide, Mexico and the U.S. collaborate to crack down on migrants, forcing them into ever more dangerous territory. Every year hundreds of thousands of migrants make…
Trump’s New Foreign Broadcasting CEO Fires News Chiefs, Raising Fears Of Meddling
President Trump's pick to lead the U.S. Agency for Global Media, Michael Pack, showed up to work Wednesday for the first time after being approved by the U.S. Senate two…
The Importance of Black Spaces in Wellness
For many Americans, decisions around wellness and self care include whether they prefer taking a spin class or doing yoga, or which facilities have classes to best fit their schedules.…
How liberal elites just shred their own credibility: Politicians and public health ‘experts’ gave Black Lives Matter protests a total pass from COVID-19 social distancing restrictions
As new COVID-19 cases surge in Arizona, North Carolina, Florida and elsewhere, any forthcoming re-institution of lockdown measures will surely face more intense backlash than ever before. And for that,…
BLACK DEATHS MATTER
White people are demanding their lives back as Black people lose theirs. For sources, visit motherjones.com/red-blue.
Uncle Ben’s rice firm to scrap brand image of black farmer
Parent company Mars says the character is out of step with the times and BLM campaign The rice company Uncle Ben’s is to scrap the image of a black farmer…
Polls show widespread support of Black Lives Matters protests and varied views on how to reform police
About two-thirds support the recent Black Lives Matter protests over police brutality and discrimination in the US, and there's agreement on a wide variety of proposals on how to reform…
The Struggle, As Well As Protest, Continues
Dr. Melina Abdullah, co-founder and organizer of Black Lives Matter-LA Calls to #defundthepolice have become the rallying cry of a majority of protests against the Memorial Day death of George…
Can art change the world? Inside the debate raging over Black Lives Matter murals
Keyonna Jones received the call from a fellow artist one Thursday night in early June, and she agreed to the job without knowing what or where she’d be painting. The…
Minneapolis Has A Bold Plan To Tackle Racial Inequity. Now It Has To Follow Through
When Kirsten Delegard's grandparents bought their first house in south Minneapolis in 1941, they signed the property's deed, as is standard for any homebuyer. But the deed came with this…
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