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The Trump Administration’s Latest Attack On Civil Rights Groups Is A Call To Action 

Source: Anadolu / Getty Exactly one year after civil rights groups publicly declared their commitment to defending against the Trump administration’s anti-civil rights agenda, the empire struck back with politically motivated charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center. News of the Department of Justice filing charges against SPLC follows a

New York City Council Member Chi Ossé Arrested For Protesting Eviction

Source: Michael M. Santiago / Getty New York City Council Member Chi Ossé was arrested on Wednesday while attending an anti-eviction protest.  According to Politico, Ossé, an ally of Mayor Zohran Mamdani and son of late hip-hop journalist Combat Jack, and the rest of the protesters were blocking city marshals

Why Black Communities Still Need Libraries

Source: Artit_Wongpradu / Getty Reading has long served as a portal to information, culture, and imagination, offering access to worlds that educate, challenge, and inspire. Through books, readers can explore histories, identities, and perspectives far beyond their own. Yet this fundamental right and joy is increasingly under threat as book

What Happened To The 11 Dead Or Missing Scientists? Here’s What We Know

Source: Anadolu / Getty A growing sense of unease has emerged amid a string of deaths and disappearances involving prominent researchers, scientists and government personnel, tied to sensitive fields like aerospace, nuclear research, and military technology. Over the past several years, at least 11 researchers have either vanished or died

James Broadnax: When A Poem Becomes A Death Warrant

Source: Action Network / actionnetwork.org There’s a man in Texas named James Broadnax who has been sitting in prison for almost half of his life, and on April 30, 2026, the state plans to kill him. Broadnax is 37. He’s been tethered to death row since he was 20. When

The Trump Administration’s Latest Attack On Civil Rights Groups Is A Call To Action 

Source: Anadolu / Getty Exactly one year after civil rights groups publicly declared their commitment to defending against the Trump administration’s anti-civil rights agenda, the empire struck back with politically motivated charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center. News of the Department of Justice filing charges against SPLC follows a

New York City Council Member Chi Ossé Arrested For Protesting Eviction

Source: Michael M. Santiago / Getty New York City Council Member Chi Ossé was arrested on Wednesday while attending an anti-eviction protest.  According to Politico, Ossé, an ally of Mayor Zohran Mamdani and son of late hip-hop journalist Combat Jack, and the rest of the protesters were blocking city marshals

Why Black Communities Still Need Libraries

Source: Artit_Wongpradu / Getty Reading has long served as a portal to information, culture, and imagination, offering access to worlds that educate, challenge, and inspire. Through books, readers can explore histories, identities, and perspectives far beyond their own. Yet this fundamental right and joy is increasingly under threat as book

What Happened To The 11 Dead Or Missing Scientists? Here’s What We Know

Source: Anadolu / Getty A growing sense of unease has emerged amid a string of deaths and disappearances involving prominent researchers, scientists and government personnel, tied to sensitive fields like aerospace, nuclear research, and military technology. Over the past several years, at least 11 researchers have either vanished or died

James Broadnax: When A Poem Becomes A Death Warrant

Source: Action Network / actionnetwork.org There’s a man in Texas named James Broadnax who has been sitting in prison for almost half of his life, and on April 30, 2026, the state plans to kill him. Broadnax is 37. He’s been tethered to death row since he was 20. When