Civil rights attorney Ben Crump has helped drive nearly $2 million in sales to Black-owned bookstores through his best-selling novel, “Worse Than a Lie,” using his national platform to direct readers and attention to independent shops that serve as cultural and economic anchors in communities across the country.

A women-led political action committee points to a string of recent endorsements and victories as evidence of its growing influence in Democratic politics after spending the last several election cycles targeting key races across the country.

The Bail Project continues to fight for second chances for all. The organization has assisted more than 40,000 families with free bail and other needed assistance.

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The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies is warning that the White House’s national AI framework moves aggressively to boost industry growth but leaves unanswered who will benefit from the wealth and opportunity the technology is expected to generate.

After billions of dollars in pledges poured into Black communities following the 2020 murder of George Floyd, Black-led nonprofits now say they are being pushed to remove race from their mission, language, and identity or risk losing funding, according to a new report detailing a sharp reversal across philanthropy.

The report, based on responses from more than 20,000 adults surveyed in 2025, shows that just 25% of Americans believe the public’s role in the democratic process is working well, while 37% say it is working poorly.

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To understand the weight Robert was carrying at 16, you have to go back further. His early years were soaked in addiction, violence, and instability. By nine,

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Harrington, a law student at Wayne State University School of Law, has built his campaign around public service and policy experience gained through internships across multiple levels of government, including the United States House of Representatives, the United States Senate, and municipal government in Hampton, Virginia.

Now, in conversations and texts obtained exclusively by the Informer , sources, including individuals who appeared in the controversial documentary, describe a production they say involved direction, pressure, and a narrative they did not fully understand when they agreed to take part.

As this system expanded, the nation’s jails and prisons became disproportionately filled with Black men, signaling the beginning of a new era that would come to be known as “mass incarceration.”

The Black Press was invited to a private screening of the film in New York this week, and what unfolds on screen delivers a sweeping portrayal expected to resonate across Jackson’s global fan base. Oscar-level performances by Jaafar Jackson and Colman Domingo are expected to dominate conversation as audiences experience the film.

A $60 million hammer on a 54-year-old claim, a payout twice as large as what came out of the O.J. Simpson civil case, where that jury decided the former football star killed two people. Suddenly, the scales of justice appear unbalanced, resembling a transaction rather than a fair process.

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According to a newly released fact sheet from the National Women's Law Center, women working full time, year round were typically paid 81 cents for every dollar paid to men in 2024, a decline from prior years that left women earning a median of $13,570 less annually.

And increasingly, those watching closely are asking whether Paris Jackson is at the center of it or being pulled deeper into it.