Civil Rights & Social Justice

Writer Pamela Paul wrote an op-ed piece titled, "Don't Call Her Karen," in defense of Sarah Jane Comrie aka “Citi Bike Karen.” The post ‘Don’t Call Her Karen’: White Woman’s NYT Op-Ed Defends Sarah Jane ‘Citi Bike’ Comrie appeared first on NewsOne.

Alpha Phi Alpha is fighting against Florida's controversial policies on race education by moving its 2025 convention out the Sunshine State. The post Nah, We Good! 2025 Alpha Phi Alpha Convention Won’t Be In Florida Due To Racist Policies By DeSantis appeared first on Black America Web.

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling against affirmative action has opened discussions on schools having legacy admissions. After the ruling a non-profit organization in Boston filed a complaint claiming that Harvard’s legacy and donor-based admissions favors white students. Their complaint led to the NAACP called on 1,600 public and private universities across the country to end […] The post NAACP Wants to End Legacy Admissions appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM — Indy's Mobile News.

In honoring the life and legacy of late Rep. John Lewis, we must also honor these voting rights champions who are making "good trouble." The post John Lewis’ Undying Legacy: 10 Voting Rights Champions Making ‘Good Trouble’ In 2023 appeared first on NewsOne.

Inside we’ve listed notable instances of football coaches who have been accused of being anti-Black. The post Notable Times Football Coaches Were Accused Of Being Anti-Black appeared first on NewsOne.

Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church was awarded over $1 million to after suing the Proud Boys for burning a Black Lives Matter banner during a 2020 protest.

To tell the story of the U.S. military without honoring Black soldiers would be a true injustice.

Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were long rumored to be foes but a new interview transcript revealed they shared a lot in common.

The city of Alexandria has authorized a new budget that includes financing for renaming these streets.

Can Black people be racist? NewsOne strives to answer the heated topic in this insightful op-ed. The post Can Black People Be Racist? A Deep Dive Into The Complex Question appeared first on NewsOne.

28-year-old Irvo Otieno died March 6 after he was pinned down by several officers and healthcare staff at a mental health hospital. Now, more details are emerging about the incident. Here's what we know so far. The post Everything We Know About The Irvo Otieno Case appeared first on NewsOne.

Whole Foods Market has apologized to a woman from Silver Spring who claims she was treated unfairly because she wore a hijab.