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ACA Deadline Nears As 20 Million Brace For Higher Health Costs

A Black Friday Of Resistance As Americans Push Back

Black Friday meets economic crisis for Black families, sparking nationwide boycotts demanding justice and accountability.

A Revolutionary Voice Falls Silent, But Questions About His Conviction Grow Louder

Rap Brown, later Imam Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, was a Black Power activist and spiritual leader whose life spanned rebellion, imprisonment, and community leadership.

America’s Maternal And Infant Health Crisis Deepens

March of Dimes 2025 Report Card reveals high preterm birth rates and maternal health disparities, especially for Black mothers.

Both Parties Lose Public Confidence As Americans Grow Angry and Disillusioned

New Social Security Rules Could Leave Black Retirees Further Behind

New Social Security rules raise retirement age and tighten disability access, worsening long-standing racial inequities for Black Americans.

Supreme Court Case Could Undermine Black Voting Rights

Private Data Tells The Story Washington Won’t: Jobs Are Disappearing

With the shutdown halting jobs data, private reports show rising unemployment and lost wages as furloughed workers face life without pay.

OP-ED: Black Student Parents Can Thrive With Access To This Critical Federal Program

Obama Fills The Void In A Fading Democratic Party

Barack Obama returns to the spotlight, criticizing Donald Trump and exposing the Democratic Party’s leadership struggles and disconnect from Black media.