Civil Rights & Social Justice
This year’s Juneteenth celebrations take place against the backdrop of a federal government covered in fascism and hostile toward these core tenets of a free society.
Here are five lessons in resistance and resilience from Malcolm X’s teachings to consider as we celebrate his 100th birthday.
Adriana Smith has been declared brain-dead for over 90 days, but the law requires her to be kept alive until her baby is delivered.
This isn't just about World Pride. It’s about what World Pride represents. Pride began as resistance, not rainbow capitalism or corporate floats, but rebellion.
Devin Springer’s recent detention by U.S. Border agents reveals a method used to repress dissent and punish outspoken Black leaders.
The presence of murals, parades, and “historic firsts” doesn’t always mean we’re moving forward. In fact, it’s often used to pacify us while the systems that harm us remain untouched.
One of the most revolutionary things many of our ancestors did was control their food system and many were farmers.
civil rights and advocacy attorneys are ready to lend their support and legal expertise to help Altadena resident's fire recovery.
Kendrick Sampson is laying the foundation for a movement that centers joy, art, pleasure, and creativity—all Black birthrights to claim.
In 2025, Black Voters Matter (BVM) will push for legislative change through its annual BVM Day at the Capitol across nine states.
The Brotherhood Crusade is providing direct funding to Eaton Fire victims as the Altadena-Pasadena community navigates the recovery process.
The special event honors individuals making significant strides in the mental health and suicide prevention fields, helping to address the rising rates of depression and suicide among African American youth.
