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Family of Black Woman Found Dead Inside a Police Van in Alabama Refuses to Accept Autopsy Results
The coroner said there are no signs of foul play, but Christina Nance’s family doesn’t believe that.
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Study: Counties With More Confederate Statues Had More Lynchings
The University of Virginia study showed that in any given area, the number of lynchings was a “significant predictor” for the number of memorials.
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Black Servicewoman Files Suit After Being Denied Entry to Casino After Security Assumed Her Military ID Was Fake
Deja Harrison was too accomplished for these white folks, I guess.
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Black Woman Becomes First Deputy Commissioner In Pennsylvania State Police History
Lt. Colonel Kristal Turner-Childs is a woman of many firsts.
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Louisville Will Pay $75K to Black Couple for Cops’ Behavior During Traffic Stop But Tells Them to Shut Up About It
The couple agreed to not make any statements, written or verbal, with the intention to defame and disparage the city or the officers involved.
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Majority-Black Michigan City Has Water Problem That Rivals Flint Water Crisis
Benton Harbor has lead contamination well beyond the federal action levels.
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Black Paraplegic Man Pulled Out of Car by Dayton Police Plans to Sue
Clifford Owensby says he’s had nightmares about the ordeal.
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N.C. Lawmakers Call for Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s Job After Video Surfaces of Him Calling Transgenderism, Homosexuality ‘Filth’
Robinson made his remarks at the Asbury Baptist Church in Seagrove, N.C., in June.
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S.C. Police Chief Sued for Allegedly Sending Racist, Inappropriate Texts
Sullivan’s Island Police Chief Chris Griffin sent 2 women nearly 20 unsolicited and inappropriate images after meeting them at a law enforcement conference.
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Damian Williams Is the First Black U.S. Attorney to Lead the Southern District of New York in Its 232-Year History
Williams will oversee several high-profile cases, including an investigation of former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Jeffrey Epstein friend, Ghislaine Maxwell.
