Facebook takes down Proud Boys, American Guard accounts connected to protests
The Proud Boys and American Guard are identified as hate groups by the SPLC. June 16, 2020, 10:08 PM 4 min read 4 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail…
Over 80 Members Of Congress To Stephen Miller: Resign From White House Now
Over 80 members of the House of Representatives have now called on White House senior adviser Stephen Miller to resign after leaked emails published this week showed his affinity for…
New lawsuit from detainees and advocacy groups claims ICE denied medical treatment
A group of detained immigrants are alleging in a new lawsuit that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has systemically failed to ensure individuals in the agency’s care have been given…
Republican Rep. Steve King Retweets A Known White Supremacist On Twitter… Again
For the second time in three months, Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) has promoted the views of a prominent white nationalist on Twitter. In a tweet posted early Wednesday afternoon, King…
How Amazon Has Made Money Off Racism And Hate
Amazon is enabling and profiting from hate groups and ideologies, according to a damning report released on Friday. The report, “Delivering Hate: How Amazon’s Platforms Are Used to Spread White…
Betsy DeVos’ Deputy Privately Admitted Trump Administration’s Idea Could Hurt Kids
One of the Department of Education’s top civil rights appointees said in a private meeting that it isn’t necessary for the Trump administration to rescind school discipline guidance designed to…
The US medical system is still haunted by slavery
Black women’s history matters in medicine. Read ProPublica’s feature piece on how the US is the most dangerous industrialized country in which to give birth, … source
Mississippi’s Failing Schools & Tax Plan Revealed: VICE News Tonight Full Episode (HBO)
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is suing the state of Mississippi for inequitable education, but they are taking an unusual approach. House … source
Should online misogyny be considered terrorism?
Should a growing trend of violent online misogyny be considered terrorism? The CBC’s Wendy Mesley speaks with former national security analyst Stephanie … source