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Environmental injustice and struggles facing Latino migrant farmworkers

Latino interest groups, including advocates for environmental justice, migrant, and farmworker rights, have been rallying across California’s Central Valley to demand accountability from government...

An apology, but now what? President Biden acknowledges U.S.-funded Native American boarding school atrocities

U.S. President Joseph Biden issued a national apology to Native Americans for the unspeakable harm caused to Native peoples at Federal Indian Boarding Schools....

Cora Masters Barry: Reflections on the Million Man March, 29 years later

Cora Masters Barry, Washington, D.C.’s former first lady, wife of the late Mayor Marion Barry, Jr., a man that, in the words of the...

America has exceeded the limits and must repent

In the Name of Allah,  the Beneficent, the Merciful As-Salaam Alaikum! I want to start by, once again, thanking the Honorable Minister, Louis Farrakhan for the...

Poverty rates remain high year after yearBlacks disproportionately impacted, according to a new report

While the poverty rate for White non-Hispanic people is decreasing, the rate for Black people is increasing, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2023...

International

General Assembly renews long-standing call for end to U.S. embargo against Cuba

The UN General Assembly has once again urged the United States to end its economic, commercial, and financial embargo on Cuba, renewing a demand...

France: Hijab ban during sports, ‘discriminatory and must be reversed,’ say experts

The UN Human Rights Council-appointed experts criticized the decision by the French football and basketball federations to exclude players wearing the hijab from competitions, including at...