Black History Month
Black prisoners organize for dignity in Angola, Louisiana’s modern-day plantation
Louisiana State Penitentiary is nicknamed after the former plantation site that it sits on. Those incarcerated at the prison say the practice of slavery is still alive and well
Black US soldiers fought Nazis and liberated concentration camps—only to be treated like second class citizens back home
The US Army’s all-Black unit has gone down in history for heroism and are referred to by some as the “original Black Panthers”
Black labor history: How Black workers are overcoming historic obstacles to labor organizing in the South
Organizers in the US South fight back against racist right to work laws which only serve to “divide” workers
- Scholar Badar Khan Suri is released following eight weeks of ICE detention
- Legal group reveals extent of anti-Palestinian repression across Germany
- Israel assassinates wounded Palestinian journalist Hassan Islayeh in Gaza’s Nasser hospital
- Trump admin grants white South Africans refugee status amid broader immigration crackdown
- Hamas releases US-Israeli captive Edan Alexander after direct talks with Trump administration
