On January 20, 2025, MLK Day of Service aligns with Donald Trump’s inauguration, sparking a march for justice led by Rev. Al Sharpton. #MLKDay2025 #DayOfService #JusticeAndEquality...
Jesse Jackson Jr. seeks Hunter Biden's support for pardons for non-violent felons who have served their sentences, arguing for the need to end the stigma and...
In a historic visit to Angola, President Joe Biden addressed the legacy of slavery, calling it “our nation’s original sin.” He reflected on America’s struggles with...
Four years after the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, a former Louisville police officer has been convicted of civil rights violations. Despite the conviction, questions persist...
Jemar Tisby’s “The Spirit of Justice” unveils powerful stories of Black resilience, faith, and activism, spanning from the days of Columbus to the Civil Rights era...
In celebration of its 124th anniversary, the New Journal and Guide honored seven NAACP branches from Hampton Roads at the 10th Annual Impacting Lives Breakfast Ceremony,...
The Congressional Gold Medal was awarded to the pioneering "Hidden Figures"—Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, and Christine Darden—for their groundbreaking contributions to NASA and the...
Richmond’s Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia has been added to a prestigious national network of civil rights sites, highlighting its significant role in...
Newly released letters and notes from journalist William Bradford Huie show that he concealed vital details in the 1955 Emmett Till murder story, prioritizing financial interests...
A Republican lawsuit in North Carolina seeks to invalidate 225,000 registered voters lacking complete identification, disproportionately affecting Black voters. Civil rights groups are fighting the challenge....
