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Atlanta School Tied to Notorious Klansman Now Named After Hank Aaron
An Atlanta public school named for notorious Ku Klux Klan grand wizard and Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest is getting a new name. More
Slavery Reparations Bill Moves Forward in House 30 Years Later
The bill, commonly referred to as H.R. 40, was first introduced by the late Representative John Conyers, D-Mich., in 1989. More
Pastor Tony Evans Had to ‘Correct’ Kirk Franklin After Recording of Him Cursing Went Public
Tony Evans says he had to “correct” Kirk Franklin after the gospel artist’s son released a recording of him threatening physical harm. More
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We are looking for a journalism student or recent grad who is eager to join our team in pursuing its mission as an Editorial Fellow. More
Evangelist Brian D. Thomas Dies in Car Crash in Huntsville, Alabama
Brian Thomas, evangelist and motivational speaker, died in a car accident March 28, in Huntsville, Alabama. He was married with two children. More
The Legacy of U.S. Policy and Violence Against Asian American Women
Political sociologist Catherine Lee reflects on immigration laws, the over-sexualization of Asian women, and white supremacy. More