Black Pastors Defy Attempt to Ban Them From Supporting Ahmaud Arbery’s Family at Georgia Courthouse
Black pastors not only showed to support the victim's family, but to also pray for justice to be served in the racially-charged case.
Tuesday, June 6, 2023
Tag: Court Cases
This Federal Court Ruling Could Mean a Comeback for Child Pornography
A federal appeals court judge just made it a lot easier for the pornography industry to abuse and exploit children for profit.
‘This Flag’ Pastor Acquitted of Inciting Violence in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean activist pastor Evan Mawarire has been acquitted of inciting public violence, but remains on trial for allegedly trying to subvert President Robert Mugabe's government.
Loving v. Virginia Case and Exploring Biracial Identity in America 50 Years Later
The Loving v. Virginia case ended the last of the country’s state laws banning interracial marriage, described in oral arguments as "the most odious of the segregation laws and the ...
Wells Fargo to Pay Customers $110 Million in Lawsuits Over Fraudulent Accounts
Wells Fargo & Co. on Tuesday agreed to pay $110 million to settle class-action lawsuits related to the bank's practice of opening accounts without customers' authorization.
NC Teen Reportedly Beheaded Mother Because He ‘Felt Like It’
Oliver Mauricio Funes-Machado, 18, reportedly told 911 dispatchers that he stabbed his mother "like eight times," it was revealed in court.
Roger Taney, Dred Scott Families Reconcile 160 Years After Supreme Court Decision
Roger B. Taney was the Supreme Court chief justice who wrote the 1857 Dred Scott decision that ruled that blacks could not be considered U.S. citizens.