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Rethinking terminology for describing diverse groups
Numerous organizations and the UK government have moved away from using the acronym BAME (black, Asian, and minority ethnic). While terms like ethnic minority and
Study finds Black Americans feel news portrays them unfairly
A recent survey by the Pew Research Center indicates that a majority of Black Americans believe their communities are unfairly depicted in news coverage. The
Tunisia’s Black Community Faces Rising Violence and Discrimination
In February, Tunisian President Kais Saied warned of a plan to change Tunisia’s “demographic make-up,” stating it was aimed at turning the country into “just
NYC Landmarks Highlight Black History and Culture
New York City is one of the nation’s oldest and most prominent destinations for Black history and culture. Across the five boroughs, African American landmarks
Critics decry Florida’s revised black history education standards
Florida has approved controversial new standards for teaching African American history at the state’s public schools. The updated guidelines include a requirement that students learn
Toronto police disproportionately stop and search Black people
Black people in Toronto are disproportionately stopped and searched by police despite the Ontario government’s efforts to regulate “street checks,” the Ontario Human Rights Commission
Comedian Defends Kirk’s Record, Discusses Relationship with Charlie
Comedian Terrence K. Williams has defended Charlie Kirk against accusations of racism, stating that Kirk “was not a racist.” Williams cited an instance where Kirk
Black Americans Report News Coverage of Key Issues
Four-in-ten Black Americans say the issues and events most important to them are often covered in the news outlets they use, according to a Pew
Group Works to Increase Visibility for Black Women Artists
Black Girls In Art Spaces (BGIAS), a community for Black women to explore the arts and champion Black artists, has rapidly expanded from a Dallas
Investing in Black Canadian Communities
The federal government is extending its efforts to promote equality and empower Black Canadians until 2028. This extension builds upon the United Nations (UN) International