Army officer sues Virginia police over violent traffic stopIn body camera and cell phone video, Army Second Lieutenant Caron Nazario, still in his uniform, can be seen with his hands visible out of the window of his new car. "I'v...cbsnews.com
Black developers are struggling to access capitalRecent data shows that less than 5% of commercial real estate professionals are Black, largely due to the fact that Black developers often struggle to access capital. Chi...cbsnews.com
Black developers are struggling to get access to capitalRecent data shows that less than 5% of commercial real estate professionals are Black, due in part to the fact that Black developers often struggle to access capital. Chi...cbsnews.com
How JPMorgan increased the number of Black interns in its Wall Street program by nearly two-thirdscnbc.com
LA County may return beachfront property that was seized from a Black family nearly a century agocbsnews.com
Four-time Olympic medalist Simone Manuel says she still sometimes feels excluded as a Black swimmercbsnews.com
Georgia House votes to strip Delta Air Lines of big tax break after carrier's CEO condemns state's new voting curbscbsnews.com
72 Black executives push for corporations to take stand over newly-passed voting restrictionscbsnews.com
Black voters showed they matter in Georgia. Here’s how activists are trying to keep it that waylatimes.com
Long Island headmaster resigns after mother says he made her Black son kneel during apologycbsnews.com
"It wasn't honoring my ancestors": Evanston lawmaker on her vote against reparations housing programcbsnews.com
Woman who falsely said Black teen stole her phone in NYC hotel arrested in home state of Californiacbsnews.com
Black voting rights group calls out SAPD for rehiring fired officers, pushes for Prop Bmysanantonio.com
Column: Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada... Why all the fuss about who votes first for president?latimes.com
Long Island headmaster placed on leave after mother claims he made her Black son kneel while apologizing to teachercbsnews.com
Mother claims school headmaster forced her Black son to kneel while apologizing to White teachercbsnews.com
Georgetown law professor fired over remarks about Black students that a dean called "abhorrent" and "reprehensible"cbsnews.com
"Horrible conduct" but no charges after KKK flag hangs next to Black family's home, Michigan prosecutor sayscbsnews.com
Justice Department Settles Title VII Lawsuit Against Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, Alleging Intentional Discrimination Based on Racejustice.gov
