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‘Bigger than one moment’: NABJ calls for Black women journalists to be respected after latest Trump tirade against Rachel Scott

During both of President Donald Trump’s presidencies, he has often sparred with Black women journalists. From Yamiche Alcindor to April Ryan, Jemele Hill, and Abby Phillip, Trump has, on several occasions, referred to them as “second-rate” or “losers” for merely asking pertinent questions about his own actions. Alcindor and Ryan were frequent

James Talarico Unveils Plan To Tackle The Black Maternal Mortality Crisis

Source: Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers / Getty On Mother’s Day, James Talarico unveiled a sweeping policy proposal aimed at addressing the maternal health crisis in the United States, with a particular focus on supporting pregnant and postpartum Black women and reducing the alarming racial disparities in maternal mortality rates. According to

Le[e]gal Brief: The Voting Rights Act Was Gutted. What’s Next? 

✕ In late April, the Supreme Court effectively gutted the Voting Rights Act in its ruling in Louisiana v. Callais. In this week’s Le[e]gal Brief, attorney Lee Merritt breaks down what the ruling means and the steps we can take to fight back going forward.  In gutting Section 2 of

An Ode To One Of The Best Moms To Ever Do It 

Source: Joe Jurado / Joe Jurado Editor’s Note: This tribute to Joe’s mama was supposed to run on Sunday, but did not publish due to a technical issue. We are running it today because Joe’s mama deserves. It’s been a week, y’all. The Iran war has no end in sight,

These Southern States Are Redistricting After Supreme Court Ruling 

Source: Douglas Rissing / Getty Last month, the Supreme Court effectively gutted the Voting Rights Act through its ruling on Louisiana v. Callais. As a result of that ruling, several red states have already moved to implement redistricting efforts that would disenfranchise Black voters. Below are the states that are

Shreveport Just Buried 8 Children. America Still Isn’t Listening

Source: Brandon Bell / Getty – APRIL 19: Syrnerica Pugh is comforted while grieving the death of her nieces and nephews in the Shreveport mass shooting on April 19, 2026. Community members in Shreveport, Louisiana, came together in heartbreak and solidarity to honor the lives of eight children killed in

‘Bigger than one moment’: NABJ calls for Black women journalists to be respected after latest Trump tirade against Rachel Scott

During both of President Donald Trump’s presidencies, he has often sparred with Black women journalists. From Yamiche Alcindor to April Ryan, Jemele Hill, and Abby Phillip, Trump has, on several occasions, referred to them as “second-rate” or “losers” for merely asking pertinent questions about his own actions. Alcindor and Ryan were frequent

James Talarico Unveils Plan To Tackle The Black Maternal Mortality Crisis

Source: Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers / Getty On Mother’s Day, James Talarico unveiled a sweeping policy proposal aimed at addressing the maternal health crisis in the United States, with a particular focus on supporting pregnant and postpartum Black women and reducing the alarming racial disparities in maternal mortality rates. According to

Le[e]gal Brief: The Voting Rights Act Was Gutted. What’s Next? 

✕ In late April, the Supreme Court effectively gutted the Voting Rights Act in its ruling in Louisiana v. Callais. In this week’s Le[e]gal Brief, attorney Lee Merritt breaks down what the ruling means and the steps we can take to fight back going forward.  In gutting Section 2 of

An Ode To One Of The Best Moms To Ever Do It 

Source: Joe Jurado / Joe Jurado Editor’s Note: This tribute to Joe’s mama was supposed to run on Sunday, but did not publish due to a technical issue. We are running it today because Joe’s mama deserves. It’s been a week, y’all. The Iran war has no end in sight,

These Southern States Are Redistricting After Supreme Court Ruling 

Source: Douglas Rissing / Getty Last month, the Supreme Court effectively gutted the Voting Rights Act through its ruling on Louisiana v. Callais. As a result of that ruling, several red states have already moved to implement redistricting efforts that would disenfranchise Black voters. Below are the states that are

Shreveport Just Buried 8 Children. America Still Isn’t Listening

Source: Brandon Bell / Getty – APRIL 19: Syrnerica Pugh is comforted while grieving the death of her nieces and nephews in the Shreveport mass shooting on April 19, 2026. Community members in Shreveport, Louisiana, came together in heartbreak and solidarity to honor the lives of eight children killed in