New Report Lists the Worst Cities for Black Americans
The unemployment rate among Black Americans is below 6 percent for the first time in the country’s history, but racial income inequality remains ...
News
Report: $45,000 a Year Private School Segregates Class by Race
Parents at a posh private school in New York City’s West Village neighborhood are upset over a plan that further segregates students by ...
News
Linda Brown of Historic ‘Brown v. Board of Education’ Lawsuit, Dies at 76
Linda Brown who was the little third-grade girl at the center of the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education case has died at ...
Entertainment
Rapper: Integration Is The Worst Thing to Happen to Black People
In an appearance on Sister Circle TV on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, rapper David Banner provided an interesting perspective on racial ...
News
Mayor of Georgia Town Reportedly Denied Keys to His Office
Camilla, Georgia Mayor Rufus Davis has held office since last January. But nearly two years into his mayoral term, Davis claims he’s been ...
Segregation Still Strong 60 Years After the ‘Little Rock Nine’
Monday marked the 60-year anniversary of the Little Rock Nine, which integrated an all-White secondary school in Little Rock, Ark. For the first time ...
Black Listed
Ruby Bridges and Desegregation
Fifty-three years ago, Look magazine published a Norman Rockwell painting of a small Black girl walking into a newly desegregated New Orleans school. ...
News
In Brief: Ala. Town Can Exit Black School District, Says Judge; Hernandez Estate Worth $0
Largely White Town May Secede from Black School System, Judge Rules A predominately White Alabama town will be allowed to seceded from a ...
Black History
Remembering Jackie Robinson: Images of One of Baseball’s Finest
On April 15, 1947, a Black man stepped onto Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field to reverse a wrong in pro sports that had lasted 63 ...
Education
School Segregation Can End, If We Stop Feeding It
New York schools have a problem, as do many other schools across our nation. Our children are so segregated from others who aren’t ...
