Arizona Makes it Illegal to Film Police Within Eight Feet

Arizona Makes it Illegal to Film Police Within Eight Feet

A new Arizona law makes it illegal to record police if not more than eight feet away. If a person in Arizona films police encounters… Magazine Topics: If Cities Defund Police, Camden, N.J. Might Provide Model Nation Mourns Death of Gen. Colin Powell Community Law Enforcement Black

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NRA Supported Gun Control for Black Panther Party in Late 1960s

NRA Supported Gun Control for Black Panther Party in Late 1960s

The Black Panther Party was revered in the late 1960s and early 1970s by many in the African-American community for “policing the police” (Photo Credit:… Magazine Topics: N.Y. Donors Gift Black Wall Street Massacre Survivors $1M, But People Still Want Reparations from Government Community Social Issues Crime

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Black Students: More Police at School Will Not Make Us Feel Safer

Black Students: More Police at School Will Not Make Us Feel Safer

In the wake of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, many Republicans want to harden schools, which includes adding more police… Magazine Topics: Ky. Teacher Gets Terminated for Fracas, Allegedly Calling Student ‘Just Another Black Boy Who Got Shot’ If Cities Defund Police,

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White-Only, Black-Only Restroom Signs Posted Online by H.S. Students; Assignment Compares Obama to Monkeys; Black Students Forced to Pick Cotton

White-Only, Black-Only Restroom Signs Posted Online by H.S. Students; Assignment Compares Obama to Monkeys; Black Students Forced to Pick Cotton

Jim Crow laws forced Blacks and Whites to use separate water fountains. School administrators have disciplined students from Colerain High School in the Cincinnati area… Magazine Topics: Judge in Kyle Rittenhouse Case Draws Criticism For Controversial Comments, Outbursts Education Anti-Gang Children’s Book Popular in Black Community Community

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President Biden Pardons First African-American Secret Service Agent

President Biden Pardons First African-American Secret Service Agent

On April 26, President Joe Biden pardoned Abraham Bolden, the first African-American Secret Service agent. On April 26, President Joe Biden gave pardons to three… Magazine Topics: Judge in Kyle Rittenhouse Case Draws Criticism For Controversial Comments, Outbursts Racial Profiling Cases on Center Stage After High-Profile Arrest

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Another Houston Area Neighborhood Littered with Racist Literature

Another Houston Area Neighborhood Littered with Racist Literature

Many Houston area neighborhoods have become littered with racist literature, some with images of Adolf Hitler. A third Houston community became inundated with racist literature… Magazine Topics: Hate Crimes Hate Makes Headlines Again in Charlottesville, Va. Texas Leads Nation in White Supremacist Incidents

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