Ask anyone in the 60s about MLK, and the perspectives could vary. One thing was invariable: he cared about humanity.…
On April 4, 1968, the civil rights movement lost its most recognizable leader when Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated…
M’kay, Y’all. Let’s give credit where it’s due. The No Kings protest this weekend did, in fact, deliver a devastating, historic,…
Ruling temporarily halts loss of legal status, work authorization for thousands in Minnesota A federal court order has temporarily halted…
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This Day In History: April 3rd From performing stand-up routines at local clubs to becoming one of the highest-earning comedians…
Y’all . . . Look at this selfie. That’s “Ice Barbie” Kristi Noem’s husband, posted up in a skintight top, pink…
Hope has a new home—and it’s opening on Chicago’s South Side. Following five years of planning and construction, the Obama…
The 2026 NCAA DI men’s wrestling championships took place two weeks ago in Cleveland and while there were some exciting…
A federal judge ruled earlier this week to let a lawsuit filed against the Evanston, Illinois, reparations program proceed. Announced…
This Day In History: April 2nd The “Prince of Soul” and Motown legend, Marvin Gaye, began his rise to fame…
As women on the internet, we know what it’s like to be under constant threat: physical threat, verbal threat, reputational…