Georgia Senate Approves Clarence Thomas Monument, Several Black Lawmakers Disapprove
On Monday, Georgia’s state Senate voted to erect a monument to honor U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas despite objections from Black senators....
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Supreme Court Allows Wisconsin To Toss Tens of Thousands of Ballots
The U.S. Supreme Court approved the nullification of thousands of votes of Wisconsin citizens who mailed in their ballots Monday....
Every Student Succeeds When Schools are Funded Fairly
Maya tries to concentrate on her lesson in a sweltering, overcrowded Title I classroom, with no air conditioning. Maya’s sixth grade teacher—just out of college—attempts...
HBCUs Are Still The Solution
Publisher and Chairman Earl G. Graves Sr. states unequivocally that historically black colleges are still a solution to providing educational opportunity....
Will the Supreme Court Ban Affirmative Action in College Admissions?
The Supreme Court will once again examine Fisher v University of Texas Austin., which has wide implications for race considerations in college admissions....
U.S. Supreme Court Radically Alters Voting Rights Act
U.S. Supreme court hands down major change to Voting Rights Act...
Is the SCOTUS Ruling Bad for Affirmative Action Supporters?
The U.S. Supreme Court rules on pivotal Affirmative Action case...
LGBT Investors More Upbeat About The Economy
A new survey shows new information about the group's attitude about the economy....
The Supreme Court’s Healthcare Decision Ignites 13,000 Tweets Per Minute
The Supreme Court's healthcare decision generated a lot of buzz on Twitter, with interactions peaking at 13,166 tweets per minute, according to @gov....
Social Media Responds to Supreme Court Healthcare Ruling
The Supreme Court on Thursday decided to uphold President Obama's Affordable Healthcare Act, which will give millions of Americans access to health insurance. When news...