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Racial profiling impacts far too many on a daily basis, but people don’t usually expect to be denied entry to their home by a complete stranger. As the New York Times reports, a white woman from St. Louis named Hilary Brooke Mueller did just that when she physically blocked D’Arreion Toles as he attempted to enter the […]
Kim Kardashian-West made headlines this year when she met with Donald Trump to (successfully) attempt to get clemency for Alice Marie Johnson, a nonviolent drug offender who was at the time serving a life sentence. She followed that up with another White House trip to discuss fairer sentencing laws. But you don’t have to be […]
The bodies of 11 infants were found inside the ceiling of a closed Detroit funeral home. In a press conference shared to Twitter by Detroit News‘ Sarah Rahal, Detroit Police Department Lt. Detective Brian Bowser explained how the 11 bodies were discovered and recovered. Bowser said that the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs was […]
Amid mounting criticism of the Trump administration’s zero-tolerance immigration policy, Melania Trump embarked on a trip to a Texas holding center where undocumented children were being detained. For the trip, she decided to wear a jacket that read: “I Don’t Really Care, Do U?” Naturally, Melania’s tone-deaf sartorial choice sparked a wave of criticism; however, her team […]
Jurors have found a man who shot at a teenage boy asking for directions, guilty of assault with intent to do great bodily harm as well as possession of a firearm in commission of a felony. The Rochester Hills, Michigan shooting happened in April, when the then-14-year-old Brennan Walker missed the morning school bus and was without his […]
Dwayne Johnson has been getting pushback from some who believe he’s not black enough to take on the role of John Henry in the forthcoming Netflix film, John Henry and the Statesmen. But Roger Aaron Browne, who played the role of John Henry in 1995’s movie Tall Tale, believes, “There’s more to being black than meets the […]
