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Author: Christopher Palma

White Grievance And The Direct Attack On Black Maternal Health

Source: Cavan Images / Ladanifer / Getty The audacity is both breathtaking and infuriating.  Last week, we held space for Black mamas—celebrating our magic, our resilience, and our right to exist in a world that often feels designed to erase us. While we were honoring the sacred work of Black

Louisiana GOP Passes Bill Eliminating Calvin Duncan’s Office

Source: Calvin Duncan / other On Thursday, the GOP-led Louisiana Senate passed a bill eliminating the office that Calvin Duncan, a man who was exonerated after being imprisoned for decades, was elected to hold last November.  According to the Louisiana Illuminator, the state House of Representatives approved Senate Bill 256

E-Scooters Are Catching Fire And Getting Stolen On Campuses Nationwide

✕ At Howard University, students have increasingly relied on e-scooters to move across its sprawling, hilly campus. But that convenience collided with a growing national concern last semester, when a scooter caught fire inside a residence hall. No one was injured, but the incident underscored a risk that fire officials

Ex-Cop Arrested For Allegedly Planning Mass Shooting Targeting Black People

Source: Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office / Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office. A serious tragedy was averted on Wednesday after authorities arrested a former police officer who allegedly planned to commit a mass shooting at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in an effort to kill Black people.  AP reports that

An Open Letter To WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert

Source: Angelina Katsanis / Getty Dear Cathy, First and foremost, I’m sending you, Adam Silver, and the entire league my congratulations as you enter into the WNBA’s historic 30th season.  As a fan, I attended my first WNBA game in the late ’90s at Madison Square Garden, rooting for the