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Majority-Black city is still waiting for power after deadly storms
Gary residents are asking why power restoration is taking so long in the majority-Black city after deadly storms left thousands across northwest Indiana without electricity.
Aug 20


The fight over DEI is now reaching law schools
The Legal Defense Fund and civil rights groups are urging the American Bar Association not to retreat from diversity standards for law schools as the Trump administration pressures institutions over DEI.
Aug 19


Podcasting gave Black creators a new door. David Shands says walk through it
David Shands says Black creators no longer have to wait for traditional media gatekeepers to build audiences, businesses and platforms of their own.
Aug 18


Student loan debt is following some Americans into retirement
Sen. Bernie Sanders wants to stop the federal government from taking Social Security payments from seniors and people with disabilities because of defaulted student loan debt.
Aug 18


Black storytellers helped shape America. Her book explains why.
Dr. Sarah J. Jackson says Black media makers have always helped America confront its values, challenge censorship and imagine a freer democracy.
Aug 17


Black TV Station Owner DuJuan McCoy Talks Power of Media Ownership
DuJuan McCoy, owner, president and CEO of Circle City Broadcasting, says Black media ownership requires experience, discipline and doing the work before the door opens.
Aug 17


Marc Morial Says Trump Policies Are Driving Black Economic Pain
National Urban League President Marc Morial says Black Americans are facing economic pressure tied to federal workforce cuts, DEI rollbacks, tariffs and rising consumer costs.
Aug 17
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