Civil Rights & Social Justice
Sybil Wilkes' daily roundup covers rising tensions, voting rights, food safety, and honoring civil rights legend Rachel Robinson.
A mother fights for justice, the Justice Department faces scrutiny, and a baseball star aims to inspire Black youth.
Karmelo Anthony's new attorneys said in their filings that the court violated their client's rights when it restricted public access to the trial.
DL Hughley breaks down Black love of country, abuse, and 1 Corinthians 13 in this powerful Notes From The GED Section commentary.
1-year-old Black child killed by Mississippi police, sparking outrage over racial injustice and lack of accountability.
Justice in America often depends on skin color, as seen in disparate verdicts for Black vs. white defendants.
People in China are purchasing Black stress-relief dolls so they can relieve their angst by abusing Black people on inanimate objects.
Hughley explores how comedy has long weaponized racism, from Floyd jokes to GOP silence for Chauvin, warning of backlash against Black advancement.
Memorial Day honors military sacrifice, Black history, and racial justice. Sybil Wilkes' segment explores these themes through personal stories.
Black community leaders fight voting rights threats, entrepreneurs revitalize neighborhoods, and Black music icons honored in cultural legacy.
Hughley argues that America's global defense of freedom rings hollow when Black voting rights face domestic restrictions, mirroring a pattern of Black sacrifice unmet by full citizenship.
Hughley warns of deliberate attacks on Black progress, job losses, and weakening civil rights protections under Trump-era policies.