Overnight, the predominantly African American district in Buffalo marred by gun violence, must deal with a dearth in hyperlocal food availability.
Family members painstakingly release the names and photos of children, adults who died in unspeakable tragedy at a Uvalde, Tex elementary school.
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Black News Channel still alive. The Tallahassee-based company is hoping to broadcast again.
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Most vulnerable community members killed in racist massacre in predominantly African American, Buffalo, N.Y. neighborhood.
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Many Washington, D.C. residents refer to their city’s status as “The Last Colony,” because of its inability to enjoy complete autonomy as
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Poll results from Tuesday’s elections show Team Baraka slate bullies into most council seats, but unsuccessful in elections sweep.
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“Amazon fucked with the wrong guy!” A simple, but accurate comment on an Instagram post where Chris Smalls, the interim president of
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Patricia Daley, Tokunbo Koiki and Korrine Sky never met each other before the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Yet, they formed an alliance to evacuate
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In the fight for workplace equity, one half of the U.S.’s bicameral Congress has made it illegal to discriminate based on hair
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Explosive, ongoing Trump rhetoric may be contributing to nationwide division and violence. Apparently, little has changed since 2016.
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Frederick Douglas lamented in his memoir how the six days between Christmas and New Year were some of the worst times of
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This week we launched a non-partisan platform exploring the political landscape called, “Back to the Brick.” Starting with, but not excluded to the electoral process, the series explores how a city evolves when civic engagement and political activity is at a critical juncture; especially as the municipality moves forward.
A recent leak reveals the Court’s conservative majority may repeal the landmark decision, bringing an onslaught of legal complexities.
Critical errors were made in the investigatory work in apprehending a suspect in the recent subway shooting, but cops are cited over
Historic vote welcomes a more diverse Supreme Court, but during challenging political and economic times in the U.S.
Those living with diabetes might finally get some reprieve in out-of-pocket insulin costs.
As abortion rights are a central issue on the national stage, questions of privacy violations for birth parents could likely arise.
As neighboring regions make a stand following sanctions against Russia, the complicated relationship between Russia, China and Africa might be clean-cut after
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As war threatens agriculture across the world, Nigerian industrial conglomerate titan Aliko Dangote takes action in Africa’s most populous country.
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Amidst a territory and world carefully dividing among allegiances, a U.S. citizen is killed on foreign ground.
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Kremlin claims their invasion is “to protect the [rebels for a sovereign Donbass] who have been tortured for eight years by the
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Almost seven months after the Taliban toppled the government, Afghanistan refugees and Americans evacuated the country. Now, a collapsing economy and natural
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The heads of church and state have long been accused of sex-based crimes including pedophilia and harassment, yet conviction is rare. Now,
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Amidst racism during civil unrest and war, the Black 28-year-old, pro-basketball player details a weary ordeal at the Ukraine-Romania border.
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Black winemaker, renown sommelier shows how b-ball and wine make a great
Legal woes serve as a reminder about the lack of financial literacy
Anita Baker and De La Soul became one of the few recording
Italy’s regions are divided by political borders, but arguably more so wine, sparkling waters and food. Satisfy your soul with one of
The Italian government turns a blind eye as the well-known Sicilian migrant work camp, Campobello di Mazara, burns. Again, this leaves immigrant
The ends justify the brew as diverse coffee culture seeps in time and tradition. If you were lucky enough to sip and
In addition to the harvest seasons, Italian cuisine is influenced by unique traditions.
With inflated prices, food insecure Americans are searching for discounts wherever they can be found this holiday season. New Yorkers can stretch
In a world of media suppression and authoritative rule, the media landscape has become all the more challenging for Black journalists.
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As we run out of everything and everyone is getting sick again, more people are unemployed or accepting lower wages. Our girlfriends
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For years, families ran to the suburbs for fall activities for their children. Now Newark, New Jersey offers pumpkin patches and Halloween
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Ark Republic and Black Farmers Index Winter Concert is about celebrating life, love, creativity and being grateful that we are still here to reshape the world to be a better place. The winter concert streamed from December 25 to 27.
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In every crease and fold of the judicial robe worn by Tracey
Welcome to The Light Series, Ark Republic’s annual initiative to illuminate beneficent
2020 went low, but we’re finishing it by going high with our
A recent leak reveals the Court’s conservative majority may repeal the landmark decision, bringing an onslaught of legal complexities.
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Overnight, the predominantly African American district in Buffalo marred by gun violence, must deal with a dearth in hyperlocal food availability.
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The black gold of East Africa flows through the veins of a son of a legend. Sparked by the movement and a
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Weeks after NYC’s mayor announced a tougher crime approach on the city’s transit system, an act of gun violence tests its efficacy.
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Professor Jacqueline Bishop and Dr. Kaia Shivers are teaching a course that looks at three musical genres dominating the music industry.
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Quincy Belafonte was an upstanding officer in Long Beach Police Department until he voiced his concerns about an incident where his colleagues
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After 27 years, Lt. Sidra Sherrod-Strong who worked diligently in the L.A. County’s Sheriff Department, filed a lawsuit. Now she tells her
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Lt. Sidra Sherrod-Strong, a 27-year deputy in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was just staring to think about retirement when her
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