Supreme Court Debates How Far Cities Can Go While Cracking Down On Homeless Encampments
'Where are they supposed to sleep? Are they supposed to kill themselves, not sleeping?' Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked.
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AfroFuture Brings Afrobeats To Detroit With New Weekend Festival
AfroFuture is making its U.S. debut in Detroit, bringing powerhouse performers Asake, Davido, and Kaytranada along for the ride.
White Woman’s Tears At Black History Museum Goes Viral, Igniting Debates About White Guilt And Solidarity
According to author Hilary Giovale, white guilt can sometimes be characterized by tears, but it must move beyond tears into concrete action for it to be useful
Ex-Bernie Sanders Staffer Refuses Housing Inspection Over Eviction Battle With D.C. Landlord
The two parties are a standstill due to housing laws to uphold tenants' rights.
Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell Says He’s Not Guilty Of Fraud
Kirbyjon Caldwell, spiritual adviser to former president George W. Bush and megachurch pastor, was indicted on 13 counts of wire fraud, conspiracy, and money laundering charges. He has since denied all charges.
