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Brown’s Unfinished Promise - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (420+ words) by Julianne Malveaux Seventy-one years ago, the Supreme Court issued its ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, declaring that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. For generations of Black families, Brown represented more than a legal decision. It represented aspiration,…...
Black Women Leaders Are Not Burnt Out, We Are Being Extracted From - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (834+ words) by Nataki Garrett Myers Let’s start with the numbers, because America often values economic losses over human suffering. According to a 2020 Citigroup analysis, racism cost the United States economy $16 trillion over 20 years. McKinsey & Company later estimated that the entertainment industry…...
Juneteenth, America at 250, and the Hole in the Soul of Our Democracy - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (753+ words) by Wade Henderson As Americans prepare to celebrate Juneteenth and the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, we should take pride in the extraordinary progress our country has made toward becoming a more perfect union. But these milestones also demand honesty....
Black Women Can Still Lead Democratic Tickets Despite Losses - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (671+ words) by Kevin Harris Black women remain the Democratic Party’s most loyal constituency. That reality has been repeated so often it risks sounding cliché. Yet despite Black women’s contributions, many Democrats seem all too ready to accept Black women’s labor but…...
The Cuba I Cannot Unsee - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (663+ words) by Julianne Malveaux Imagine having electricity for only four hours a day. Now imagine not knowing which four hours. Can you make coffee? Refrigerate medicine? Charge your phone? Will your child have school? Will the bus come? Will the internet…...
Millions Lose Food Assistance as Federal SNAP Cuts Reach D.C. Region, Raising New Concerns for Families and Schools - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (994+ words) by Stacy M. Brown Millions of Americans are already losing food assistance as provisions of President Donald Trump and the GOP’s damaging One Big Beautiful Bill Act continue to take effect, leaving families with smaller grocery budgets, increasing pressure on food…...
Voter ID Laws, Redistricting Could Sideline Millions Before Midterms, Advocates Warn - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1216+ words) BySelen Ozturk With the 2026 midterm elections months away, voting rights advocates warn that new voting laws and disputes over election processes could reduce participation among millions of minority, low-income, elderly, rural and first-time voters. A recent Supreme Court ruling, Calais…...
Community leaders Unite to Host Nonpartisan U.S Congressional District 24 Candidates Town Hall - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (250+ words) (Black PR Wire) MIAMI GARDENS, FL – Voters throughout South Florida are invited to participate in an informative and engaging nonpartisan Town Hall featuring candidates seeking election to represent Florida’s 24th Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives. Hosted through…...
A Day at the Capitol Inspires the Next Generation of Civic Leaders - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (394+ words) (Black PR Wire) In partnership with the Urban League of Greater Atlanta Young Professionals and the Urban League of River Valley, the Urban League of Greater Atlanta hosted its Annual Day at the Capitol. The event brought more than 70 scholars…...
Even a Top Housing Official Turns to Wedding Registry for Home Down Payment as Prices Squeeze Buyers - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (615+ words) by Stacy M. Brown Even the people writing the rules of the housing market are now struggling to live by them. A top federal official tasked with addressing the nation’s affordability crisis is now part of it, turning to wedding guests…...