Tanzania makes Covid data public for the first time in a year
Written by Dorothy Ndalu Published on 29th June 2021 Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan during a press conference at State House, Dar es Salaam, on June 28, 2021. PHOTO …
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Tulsa pastor gives ‘reparations’ to massacre survivors, calls on churches to take the lead
Written by Leonardo Blair, Christian Post Reporter Published on 29th June 2021 Transformation Church Pastor Michael Todd (L) thanks the only three living survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre for …
UN: Madagascar droughts push 400,000 toward starvation
Written by Edith M. Lederer Published on 1st July 2021 In this Nov. 11, 2020, file photo, children sit by a dug out water hole in a dry river …
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Dalian Atkinson’s family call for justice for others left bereaved ‘at hands of police’ after PC’s conviction of his manslaughter
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 1st July 2021 Benjamin Monk was convicted of the manslaughter of Dalian Atkinson last week. Picture: by Karen Wright/PA Media. THE FAMILY …
74% of children in London prisons awaiting trial are black, LBC investigation finds
Written by Leah Mahon Published on 1st July 2021 AS MANY as three-quarters of children from London are being held on remand in prison are black, LBC has revealed. Children …
Drug Overdoses Among Black Americans Skyrocketed During Pandemic, Researchers Say
Written by Danyella Wilder Published on 25th June 2021 Photo Credit: mladenbalinovac Drug overdose deaths have risen sharply among Black Americans during the course of …
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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Georgia’s Voting Bill Stating That The Measure Unfairly Targets Black Voters
Written by Tomas Kassahun Published on 26th June 2021 Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp / Photo Credit: Megan Varner The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a …
NYPD investigating vandalism of the George Floyd statue in Brooklyn as a hate crime
Written by Mark Morales and Lila Watts Published on 26th June 2021 People gather during the unveiling of the George Floyd statue in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn on June …
County once named for slave owner now named after a pioneering Black professor
Written by Caitlin O’Kane Published on 25th June 2021 Lulu Merle Johnson –Twitter Iowa’s Johnson County, which was originally named after Richard Mentor Johnson, a slave owner, is now named after …
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