Top U.S. CEOs Make More in Seven Hours Than Average Workers Earn in an Entire Year: Analysis
The typical CEO of a major U.S. corporation has to work fewer than seven hours to make the amount of money that the average...
100 years later, descendants of Rosewood massacre gather in commemoration
In 1922, Rosewood, Florida was a thriving, majority-Black town of about 200 people with only one documented White family. In the words of Raghan...
Fears that Black women are targeted are being dismissed and ignored
Black women and girls are disappearing or coming up dead across the country. In some communities, Black people fear serial kidnappers or killers could...
Follow The COVID Money Trail And Where It Leads
NOI Research Group What do you have when the desire of the elite to get richer combines with the desire of Satan to depopulate the...
Unmasking Black America
by Charlene Muhammad, National Correspondent and NOI Research Group Black and Latino people in America continue to mask up for fear of catching the sickness...
Fueling Inequality: Earnings of Top 0.1% in U.S. Have Soared by 465% Since 1979: Analysis
A new analysis released Dec. 21 shows that earnings inequality in the United States has risen dramatically over the past four decades and continues...
Hidden costs, risks hurt customers of Buy Now, Pay Later companies
Buy Now, Pay Later can seem like a shopper’s dream. Something you want but can’t afford can easily be purchased using credit products like...
The struggle for justice continues for inmates in U.S. prisons
In 2022, the plight of Black and Indigenous political prisoners and inmates in general in the U.S. remained stagnant for many, despite intensified calls...