"The notion that black people need to be protected from a free ID to secure their votes is not just insane, it is insulting... This doesn't have anything to do with justice, it has to do with power," Robinson said.
At the start of the Leaders Summit on Climate Thursday, President Joe Biden pledged that the United States would halve its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
MSNBC News host Joy Reid told viewers on Wednesday that they shouldn’t believe anything from law enforcement officials in regards to the fatal officer-involved shooting of Ma’Kiah Bryant on Tuesday evening in Columbus, Ohio.
New York, Los Angeles and Seattle/King County have the top three homeless populations in the US
NBC Nightly News deceptively edited video footage of the officer-involved shooting in Columbus, Ohio that left Ma’Kiah Bryant dead on Tuesday evening, omitted key facts including the 911 call of an attempted stabbing and the knife in Bryant’s hand.
Secretary Xavier Becerra has filed with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to force doctors to perform gender transition surgery despite conscience objections.
“It was also not my intent to ally in any way with Republican bigots in US now exploiting this issue."
A Portland Police Bureau supervisor was attacked Tuesday night after Mayor Ted Wheeler declared a state of emergency following the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.
Activists in the George Floyd 'autonomous zone' in Minneapolis announced on Wednesday that they are not leaving the area even after the verdict in the Derek Chauvin case.
“Vice presidents at Amazon are "forced to talk about how they grew up with unconscious biases" while acknowledging their white guilt and discussing the privileges they have because they are white.”
Vice President Kamala Harris' speech calling for the Senate to pass a bill on policing in the wake of the Chauvin trial has many pointing out her past refusal to pass a policing act when serving as Senator.
Ray Fisher believes that his personal history with the studio demonstrates a conflict with the company’s public remarks about racial equality.
"If this administration isn't going to do anything, then we will."
The school itself has a history of promoting radicalism, and it is home to murals celebrating communist and Black Panther figures such as Davis and Huey P. Newton.
While the bulletin justified this surveillance by suggesting that "Parler users have commented about their intent to use the rallies to engage in violence," it admits that "[no] intelligence is available to suggest the legitimacy of these threats."