Today, for Black History Month, we reflect on Black liberation history, singling out six extraordinary women whose leadership, organizing, and political education …
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Rep. Shontel Brown Joins Thousands to Condemn Trump’s Racist Video Targeting the Obamas: ‘I Refuse to Let Him Ruin Black History Month’
by Gee NYby Gee NYU.S. Representative Shontel Brown has sharply condemned President Donald Trump following the circulation of an AI-generated image on his Truth Social platform …
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‘In the Midst of Struggle, We Created Beauty’: Angela Davis Says Black History Shouldn’t Only Be About Trauma
by Gee NYby Gee NYRevolutionary scholar and longtime activist Angela Davis delivered a powerful reflection on freedom, struggle, and collective liberation during a lecture at Tougaloo …
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Activist Kita Rose Calls Out ICE Atrocities, Expresses Solidarity With Minnesota in Viral Video
by Gee NYby Gee NYIn a passionate Instagram post, activist and content creator Kita Rose voiced her support for Minnesota amid recent controversial ICE operations and …
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Avis Jones-DeWeever Rebukes Trump’s ‘Reverse Discrimination’ Claim: ‘There’s a Reason Why They Want to Erase our History’
by Gee NYby Gee NYPolitical commentator and communications strategist Avis Jones-DeWeever has forcefully pushed back against President Donald Trump’s recent claim that civil rights-era policies “hurt” …
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Claudette Colvin: Civil Rights Pioneer Who Defied Bus Segregation Before Rosa Parks Dies at 86
by Gee NYby Gee NYClaudette Colvin, a pioneering figure in the United States civil rights movement whose quiet act of defiance helped dismantle racial segregation on …
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Mary Turner! At Just 21 Years Old & 8 Months Pregnant She Was Lynched By A White Mob Simply For Demanding Justice
by Gee NYby Gee NYIn May 1918, a wave of racial terror swept through Valdosta, Georgia, culminating in one of the most brutal lynchings in U.S. …
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Fannie Lou Hamer Went To Hospital To Have A Tumor Removed—She Left Without Her Reproductive Organs
by Gee NYby Gee NYFannie Lou Hamer entered a Mississippi hospital expecting treatment. She left sterilized—without consent, without explanation, and without justice. In 1961, Hamer, a …
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