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Tech
Salt-N-Pepa Sue UMG Over Rights To Their Master Recordings And Are Seeking At Least $1M In Damages
Salt-N-Pepa are taking Universal Music Group (UMG) to court. Comprised of Cheryl “Salt” James and Sandra “Pepa” Denton, the rap…
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Travel
Knowing Your Border Rights: An Essential Guide For All Travelers
Crossing an international border can feel intimidating as officers ask intrusive questions, examine your belongings, and sometimes even search your…
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Health + Wellness
What Black Expecting Mothers MUST Know About Their Rights
What Black Expecting Mothers MUST Know About Their Rights Ask me something!
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Black Breaking News
Booker breaks Senate floor speech record held by segregationist who opposed Black civil rights
U.S. Senator Cory Booker, D-N.J., broke the record for the longest speech given on the Senate floor on Tuesday as…
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Black Breaking News
Janelle Monáe Labels President Donald Trump At the Human Rights Campaign’s Dinner
On March 22nd, at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles, the Human Rights Campaign’s Dinner took place with many…
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Black Breaking News
Maine Man Never Paid African Contractor for Flooring Work, But Sent Vulgar, Racist Threats Instead, Civil Rights Complaint Alleges
A Maine man is facing a civil rights complaint from the state attorney general for allegedly sending several disturbing, racist,…
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Black Breaking News
Pro-Palestinian activists sue UCLA alleging civil rights violations at campus encampment
More than 30 pro-Palestinian activists have filed a civil rights lawsuit against UCLA, alleging the university “repeatedly and systemically” violated…
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Black Breaking News
This Harvard-educated civil rights lawyer was laid off from the DOE—now she’s fighting back
Sheria Smith was living her professional dream before getting laid off from the U.S. Department of Education. A Harvard graduate…
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Black Breaking News
Department of Education layoffs stall civil rights investigations in schools: ‘I fear that it’s only just begun’
The gutting of 1,300 employees from the U.S. Department of Education has sent shockwaves across the education industry, with increased…
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Black Breaking News
60 years after ‘Bloody Sunday,’ leaders say voting rights and racial equality have declined
Civil rights leaders and elected officials commemorated on Friday the 60th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday,” the day voting and civil…
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