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Source: Pacific Press / Getty When it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion, It’s easy to be discouraged with all the fuckery happening at the federal level in the dismantling of DEI policies — in education, the military, in government — you name it. Just this week, the Trump administration apparently made it a federal crime (well, your school can lose its tax-exempt status) if you’re Black and get a scholarship.

Source: ABC News / Screenshot A Black woman who was shown shooting a white man who was menacing her in the parking lot of a North Florida Walmart will not face charges in his death, prosecutors say. In a memo addressed to State Attorney Harold F. Pryor on Thursday, Homicide Trial Unit Deputy Chief Stephen J.

Source: NEON / YouTube/Screenshot The salon is back in Harlem, honey, and we don’t mean for finger waves or box braids. Soon enough, the masses will be able to peer into an exclusive cocktail party at Duke Ellington’s Harlem brownstone via Once Upon a Time in Harlem, a film by documentarian William Greaves, which will be released 54 years after it was shot.

Source: ifeve / Getty In the latest front of Trump’s cultural war, the Treasury Department announced new rules that would revoke the tax-exempt status for schools that render any type of aid or favor to Black or “minority” students, including in admissions policies, scholarships, loans, or other programs marked for students of color in private schools across the country.

Kierra Sheard-Kelly has built a career on ministry, legacy, and an unwavering commitment to her faith. In a recent sit-down with The Willie Moore Jr. Show host Dwight Stone, the Grammy-winning gospel artist opened up about the journey that shaped her, and the purpose that continues to drive her forward. Stone got straight to the point. “People know the voice,” he told her.

Steinem's legacy honored Black women leaders who shaped the feminist movement's core principles Democrats form task force to protect voting access and prevent interference in midterm elections Black women over 50 emerge as a vital engine of business growth, leveraging experience to generate higher returns Sybil Wilkes is back with What We Need To Know, delivering the stories that matter most to our community.

Source: KENT NISHIMURA / Getty Welp, apparently, the GOP has backed itself into a MAGA corner, creating a political rock and a hard place for the party that no one could’ve seen coming except everybody who isn’t a MAGA sycophant.

Source: Douglas Rissing / Getty It feels like the United States gets more polarized every year, yet one issue has surprisingly united people of all political stripes over the last year: data centers. In both Red and Blue states, there has been an overwhelming backlash against AI Data Centers. So let’s talk about what they do and why there is such a pronounced backlash against them. So data centers are not an entirely new thing.

Source: Win McNamee / Getty Under the non-leadership of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and President Donald Trump, the Pentagon has become disorganized, and military leaders are consistently at odds with the Christian conservative “warrior ethos” cosplayer, who leaks confidential war plans on Signal, blocks Black and female military officers from being promoted, arbitrarily bans trans people from serving, calls all military command to a single, publicly announced, location so he can tell...

Source: picture alliance / Getty I regret to inform you that the world’s richest man and all-around weirdo Elon Musk has entered the midterms, as his PAC revealed $800,000 in spending on several key Senate races. CBS News reports that Musk’s America PAC disclosed on Wednesday that the money went to races in Texas ($247,595), Maine ($170,224.29), Ohio ($105,675), New Hampshire ($91,458.50), Iowa ($54,600), Michigan ($25,605) and Alaska ($17,235).