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Supreme Court Allows New Hampshire To Ban Student IDs At Polls

Source: CJ Gunther / Getty Apparently, even having a student ID proving you attend a college isn’t enough to prove who you are when it comes time to vote. The Supreme Court has cleared the way for New Hampshire to ban the use of student IDs as a backup form of voter identification during the […]
Da’Vinchi addresses backlash to prior comments about Black Americans, calls statements ‘sloppy’ and ‘clumsy’
Midterms 2026: Polling Sites To Have Thousands Of Monitors Between Dems, DOJ

Source: NurPhoto / Getty The upcoming midterms feel like one of the most important midterm elections of my lifetime. Clearly, the consequences aren’t lost on either party, as thousands of poll monitors are expected to be deployed at voting sites this year. AP reports that Democrats and several voting rights watchdog groups are expected to […]
Nicki Minaj Went To Campaign For Donald Trump, Who Told America To Look At Her Ass

Source: Alex Wong / Getty I’m glad to see that cultural critics and ordinary folk aren’t wasting their precious time trying to portray rapper Nicki Minaj as a victim after Donald Trump stood on stage at a Republican campaign rally in Port Huron, Michigan, and told Americans to look at her “beautiful ass.” With that […]
Anthropic files for massive IPO while warning its AI could pose ‘existential risks’
Nourishing Black Communities: What We Can Learn From Our Ancestors’ Sustainability

Source: Jordan Siemens / Getty Black folks often don’t get the credit for their advancements at the intersection of environmentalism and food justice. In truth, we have long been at the heart of both. It used to be normal to grow your own food and contribute with a village mindset, so it came naturally for […]
Black women have a 400-year history with Shakespeare. A new exhibit in D.C. finally tells their story