Maryland Governor Pardons 34 Lynching Victims Killed Between 1854 and 1933
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has posthumously pardoned 34 lynching victims killed between 1854 and 1933. On Saturday, Hogan issued the...
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has posthumously pardoned 34 lynching victims killed between 1854 and 1933. On Saturday, Hogan issued the...
Read moreDetailsActor Michael B. Jordan wants to break his family's naming tradition once he has children of his own. The "Just...
Read moreDetailsThe Walt Disney Corporation asked its workers to fill out a “privilege checklist” as a part of a new diversity...
Read moreDetailsJoshua Nelson has been accepted to Southeast Missouri State University on a full-ride scholarship. Now, the Missouri native wants to...
Read moreDetailsThe Biden administration is working to restore healthcare rights for the transgender community. According to the Associated Press, President Biden...
Read moreDetailsThe United States Mint is launching a new series of quarters honoring 20 trailblazing women, beginning with Maya Angelou and...
Read moreDetailsJake Paul is reportedly barred from attending Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul's boxing match on June 6. Last week, the...
Read moreDetailsStacey Abrams, a former Georgia gubernatorial candidate and voting rights activist, stated in a new interview that she aspires to...
Read moreDetailsRapper J. Cole announced on his Instagram that he will be releasing his new documentary, Applying Pressure: The Off-Season Documentary....
Read moreDetailsBut of course, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill prohibiting steep reductions in local budgets for law enforcement which...
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