August 16th, 1920
In Blow to Voting Rights, SCOTUS Saves Louisiana’s Racially Rigged Electoral Map
“Black Louisianans deserve fair representation. The fight for racial justice and equality is far from over,” vowed one civil rights group. Civil rights advocates on Tuesday decried the U.S. Supreme Court’s reinstatement of Louisiana’s Republican-drawn congressional map, which a federal judge said will cause “irreparable harm” to Black voters in the 2022 midterm elections and likely […]
Zip Kombucha to unveil Alaska’s first-ever hard kombucha at taproom grand opening
Zip’s new brewery license allows for tastings, tours and more ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Even in light of current economic challenges, Zip Kombucha finds itself ramping up an already impressive repertoire of offerings with the addition of Black Label Booch, a signature hard kombucha line. As Alaska’s first-ever alcoholic kombucha, as well as being one […]
Milwaukee Bucks Lead Widespread Sports Protest to US Racial Injustice
LAKE BUENA VISTA, FLORIDA – Players from the National Basketball Association’s Milwaukee Bucks opted not to play in a playoff game scheduled for Wednesday night in order to call attention to injustices against the African American community and call for lawmakers and law enforcement to institute meaningful changes. The decision had wide-ranging reverberations throughout […]