Civil Rights Attorney Lee Merritt Announces Bid For Texas Attorney General
A prominent civil rights attorney who has represented several families of Black people killed by police officers announced he will run for attorney general
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Albert Wilson Gets Another Trial Because Former Lawyer Failed To Ask Questions
Albert Wilson, a former University of Kansas student and convicted rapist, is set for a new trial after his previous lawyer's conduct was questionable.
Black Law Student Sues Arkansas State Trooper Who Racially Profiled and Detained Him
A Black law student from Arkansas has filed a lawsuit against state troopers because he felt he was racially profiled and unlawfully detained.
Amaya Jernigan Elected West Virginia University’s First Black Woman Student Government President
Amaya Jernigan wanted to become West Virginia University’s first Black student body president. In response, she took action and earned the title.
Evanston, IL, Becomes First U.S. City To Pay Reparations To Black Residents
Evanston, IL, became the first U.S. city to make reparations available to its Black residents for its past discrimination and racism.
Man Shoots and Kills Texas Toddler Because ‘She Clogged the Toilet’
Means' capital murder charge is defined by the Texas Penal Code as someone accused of murdering someone less than 10 years of age
Ten People Including Police Officer Killed In Colorado Supermarket Shooting
A mass shooting on Monday at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, left 10 people dead, including the first police officer to arrive on the scene
‘The Talk’ Hiatus Extended As CBS Investigates Alleged Racism From Sharon Osbourne
CBS has determined that more time is needed for its investigation of racism levied against The Talk co-host Sharon Osbourne
Chicago Private School Won’t Allow 4-Year-Old Boy to Wear Braids
A private school in Chicago wouldn't allow a 4-year-old student to wear braids because they said it violated the private school's dress code
The Precautions to Consider If You Received The COVID-19 Vaccine
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued out suggestions for the growing population of fully vaccinated people.