Month: March 2022

Governors manage their state’s executive branch. There are reasonable governors on the front lines of issues like climate change, wage equity and public safety. The stakes couldn’t be higher for Democrats than in this year’s […]

Black youth have been impacted not only by the isolation that COVID-19 measures caused but by seeing intense media coverage of the murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and the massive protests for […]

Redlining is the withholding resources for someone based on where they live or their actual or perceived financial standing. According to a recently published study, the costs of redlining generations ago still linger today. As […]

In the midst of so much Black pain and trauma, an essential aspect of Black experience is Black joy. In her new book called “Black Joy: Stories of Resistance, Resilience and Restoration,” author Tracy Michae’l […]

The house has voted to pass the Crown Act. This act will ban the discrimination of all natural hairstyles. California was the first state to pass its version of the act in 2019, now dozens […]

Veteran Prosecutor and BNC Legal Contributor, Paul Henderson, joins Yodit Tewolde on “Making the Case” to look ahead on confirming the nation’s first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court. Next week, the Senate […]

At the Black News Channel, every month is Black History Month. There is a piece of Black history, known only to the graduates of America’s only Black military academy. Founded by Louise Drexel in 1895 […]

Former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores wants his day in court. There have been repeated efforts to try and settle his claims of discrimination and racist hiring practices against the team and the National Football […]