racial injustice
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Congressman John Lewis, Last Surviving Speaker from 1963 March on Washington, dies at 80
Georgia Congressman John Lewis, one of the most prolific voices of the civil rights movement, has died following a months…
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From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration
The United States has just five percent of the world population yet holds approximately 25 percent of its prisoners.
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Maryland’s Red Storm Takes a Knee
As Colin Kaepernick’s protest brought national attention to police brutality and other injustices in Black and minority communities, the Capital…
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JESSE JACKSON: Sessions Stands for Outmoded, Unjust Law-and-Order Policies
Attorney General Jeff Sessions gets it wrong. On core issue after core issue — civil rights, voting rights, women's rights,…
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In a Change from 2008, Clinton Talking Often about Race
Bill Barrow, ASSOCIATED PRESS GREENVILLE, South Carolina (AP) — In her second bid for the presidency, Hillary Rodham Clinton…
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How to Handle the Emotions of Racial Injustice While at Work
As our country sits enraged about numerous moments of injustice, racial tension and police brutality, we still have to get…
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What Should We Tell Our Sons?
By Gary L. Flowers NNPA Columnist Last week’s injustice to the life and legacy of Trayvon Martin takes its infamous…
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Wilmington Ten Team Thanks Black Press for Pardons
by George E. Curry NNPA Editor-in-Chief Wilmington Ten Leader Benjamin F. Chavis thanks Black Press (Photo by George E. Curry/NNPA)…
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N.C. Governor Resisted Pressure Not to Pardon Wilmington Ten
By Cash Michaels Special to the NNPA from The Wilmington Journal WILMINGTON, N.C. – North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue says right…
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Wilmington Ten Cheered and Honored
By Cash Michaels Special to the NNPA from The Wilmington Journal WILMINGTON, N.C. – For Mary Alice Thatch, publisher of…
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