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Not even the Supreme Court can stop the Congressional Black Caucus from moving forward in its mission to protect African-American voters and others at the polls. Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio), led a contingent of caucus […]

    It’s been nearly 25 years since five African-American and Latino teens were rounded up and charged with gang raping a 28 year old white investment banker while she was jogging in Central Park. After […]

   DALLAS – Dallas County leaders have passed a resolution supporting reparations to African-Americans for years of slavery – without even realizing they had done so.    County commissioners unwittingly gave their OK by unanimously […]

    The Senate made history this week with its vote to confirm Darrin Gayles to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.   Gayles, confirmed 98-0, is the nation’s first openly gay African-American […]