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US Supreme Court Hands Black Surrogate Loss In Custody Fight

Source: McKenna West / facebook McKenna West’s fight over the baby she carried for another couple came to the end of the road (maybe) at the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday,  Reuters reports. Justice Elena Kagan, who handles emergency appeals from California and other Western states, denied West’s request to

Can A College Sports Bill Hurt Black Athletes? Obama’s Brother-In-Law Says It Won’t

(AI-generated image) by Selena Hill September 23, 2026 The National Association of Basketball Coaches executive says the Protect College Sports Act is about stability and athlete education. The debate over who controls the future of college sports is heating up in Washington, with Black athletes, name-image-and-likeness rights, and billions of

N.C. A&T Students Earn $15K Astronaut Scholarships

Bw2217a, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons by Sidnee Michelle September 23, 2026 Victoria Little and Avery C. Love are among 79 students from 54 universities nationwide selected for the Astronaut Scholarship. Two North Carolina A&T State University students have been named 2026 Astronaut Scholars, earning up to $15,000 each

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What the Nolan Wells grand jury decision does—and doesn’t—mean

When news broke that a Mississippi grand jury had returned a “no true bill” in the death of Nolan Wells, many people heard one thing: case closed. Charles Coleman Jr., a civil rights attorney and former Brooklyn prosecutor, says that’s the wrong takeaway. “There’s what’s happened and what you can

A smiling woman with curly dark hair wearing a beige patterned scarf.

US Supreme Court Hands Black Surrogate Loss In Custody Fight

Source: McKenna West / facebook McKenna West’s fight over the baby she carried for another couple came to the end of the road (maybe) at the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday,  Reuters reports. Justice Elena Kagan, who handles emergency appeals from California and other Western states, denied West’s request to

Can A College Sports Bill Hurt Black Athletes? Obama’s Brother-In-Law Says It Won’t

(AI-generated image) by Selena Hill September 23, 2026 The National Association of Basketball Coaches executive says the Protect College Sports Act is about stability and athlete education. The debate over who controls the future of college sports is heating up in Washington, with Black athletes, name-image-and-likeness rights, and billions of

N.C. A&T Students Earn $15K Astronaut Scholarships

Bw2217a, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons by Sidnee Michelle September 23, 2026 Victoria Little and Avery C. Love are among 79 students from 54 universities nationwide selected for the Astronaut Scholarship. Two North Carolina A&T State University students have been named 2026 Astronaut Scholars, earning up to $15,000 each

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What the Nolan Wells grand jury decision does—and doesn’t—mean

When news broke that a Mississippi grand jury had returned a “no true bill” in the death of Nolan Wells, many people heard one thing: case closed. Charles Coleman Jr., a civil rights attorney and former Brooklyn prosecutor, says that’s the wrong takeaway. “There’s what’s happened and what you can