Just drove through one Miami community and the streets are empty -- even the bus stops. #Haitians are afraid, even those with legal status in the U.S. https://t.co/fzlZ6XTCQ2
A Black audio engineer used traditional editing techniques to enhance audio from a Sea Tow call tied to Nolan Wells' case. The cleaned-up recording is fueling new online discussion as the investigation continues.
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Judge Mathis listens to the new enhanced audio of Nolan Wells friends making an emergency call, which uncovers a background conversation while they were on the phone with the dispatcher.
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The federal agency, typically tasked with tracking and recalling dangerous consumer products, has been pressuring hospital executives to hand over medical records from emergency room visits involving various injuries.
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The order instructs USPS to refuse to deliver ballots from individuals not on federal mail voter lists and threatens penalties for election officials who send ballots to those deemed ineligible.
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Ryan Clark's emotional goodbye to ESPN has fans wondering what's next—but years of NFL paychecks, broadcasting deals and business ventures have already helped him build a multimillion-dollar fortune.
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Tuskegee University just implemented a new dress code for the Fall that has sparked discourse about what Black excellence looks like on campuses.
Plenty of people are calling it respectability politics dressed up as policy, but let's be real, HBCU campuses have always been fashion's proving ground. From first day of classes to homecoming fits, students have created an unspoken dress code that's been the standard for decades.
This Buffalo Soldiers Day, I’m thinking of the first all-Black Army regiments formed after the Civil War. Despite facing discrimination and hate, these brave soldiers served our country valiantly. The patriotism and sacrifice of these heroes live on.
EVERYONE IS COOKED.... from the boys to the families, police and whoever helped cover this up. But they wanted us to believe he stayed back to talk to a chick and he drowned lol. I seen right through the whole thing. And this is why they lawyered up so damn fast.
That Nolan Wells audio dropping, coroners not sending over the throat in the autopsy AND them originally calling this a drowning needs to keep being reiterated.
Howard University has reinstated 46 incoming freshmen after initially removing 502 students from its fall class over financial and enrollment deadlines. Hundreds of families still awaiting decisions as the Fall semester approaches.
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At 56, Derrick Adams is widely regarded as one of the most important artists of his generation, known for capturing themes of Black life in America in vibrant, kaleidoscopic style. https://t.co/P6nv5TccKi
Tuskegee University has implemented a new student dress code that bans bonnets, durags and bedroom shoes in classrooms, dining halls and official university events, along with stricter attendance and in‑class cell phone rules.
Many students and alumni have expressed frustration and disappointment, saying the policy feels like it polices Black protective styles and everyday clothing and questioning why an HBCU is restricting how they show up on their own campus.
Some observers see the rules as an attempt to prepare students for formal work environments, while others argue the changes overlook deeper concerns students have raised about campus conditions and support.
On this day in 1948, President Harry Truman issued an executive order that abolished racial discrimination in the United States Armed Forces.
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