A culture of mistrust of the federal government lingers and then some more than a half-century after officials lied about the circumstances leading to and following the Attica Uprising, one of the worst prison riots in American history. The post Attica Uprising: How The U.S. Government’s Lies About Prison Rebellion Fueled Lingering Mistrust Of The System appeared first on NewsOne.
Twitter deleted a tweet from Carnegie Mellon professor Uju Anya reacting to Queen Elizabeth's dying an "excruciating death" amid an apparent effort to silence critics of a monarchy with colonial blood on its hands. The post Twitter Censors Black Professor Who Tweeted About Queen Elizabeth’s ‘Excruciating’ Death appeared first on NewsOne.
JaQuan Sanks said he "just did the right thing.” The post Black Man Saves Elderly White Woman From Tragic Fall, Their Story Goes Viral appeared first on NewsOne.
In honor of "Star Trek" Day, the sci-fi franchise didn't just give us Black characters but also ones who are dynamic and complex, making creator Gene Roddenberry's vision come to life in unimaginable ways. The post 8 Strong Black Leads In The ‘Star Trek’ Universe appeared first on NewsOne.
Soul Shop is using the church as a catalyst to combat suicide in the Black community. The post Soul Shop Is Using The Power Of Faith To Combat Suicide In The Black Community appeared first on NewsOne.
A highly contagious bird flu has been detected in two Ohio counties, according to the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
White supremacists in NC sent racist threats to the town’s Black residents after a Confederate statue was bulldozed and removed last month. The post White Supremacists Target Black Residents After Confederate Monument Removed, NC Mayor Says appeared first on NewsOne.
The jam-packed conference will take place at the Museum of the African Diaspora from September 9 to September 10. The post Black Food Summit Will Celebrate The Past, Present & Future Of Black Cuisine At The Museum Of The African Diaspora appeared first on NewsOne.
Black businesses in Jackson, Mississippi are living in a nightmare, but they are fighting to save their dreams. The post Black Businesses In Jackson Feel The Hit As Water Crisis Continues To Impact Residents appeared first on NewsOne.