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The Commission on Civil Rights was formed to help investigate voting and civil rights issues impacting the American people. The post US Commission On Civil Rights Celebrates 65 Years Of Service appeared first on NewsOne.
Counselor Yunetta Spring recently joined the Rickey Smiley Morning Show to talk more about Suicide Awareness Month and the importance of self-care. As Spring says, self-care is more than massages and pedicures. It's literally taking care of yourself. From eating breakfast to getting a good night's sleep, self-care can help improve your mental state and overall well-being. The post Suicide Prevention Awareness Month And Self-Care September Highlights Basic Tips For Better Mental Health appeared first on NewsOne.
Wanting to take a temperature check on society makes sense, but Gallup concludes that because American attitudes have shifted, it correlates to meaningful change. But a Gallup article interpreting the findings did acknowledge that people simultaneously thought civil rights for Black people have not improved and new civil rights laws need The post Support For Interracial Marriage At Record High But Doesn’t Translate To Broader Issues Of Equality appeared first on NewsOne.
Introduced earlier this year by a former police officer, HB 2319 prohibits individuals from recording police within eight feet. While the law contained a few exceptions, the ACLU of Arizona and media organizations maintained it was unconstitutional. The post Federal Judge Prevents Arizona Law Limiting Recording Police From Taking Effect appeared first on NewsOne.
Nationally, they are the only group of girls disproportionately suspended in relation to their enrollment. The post Watch: Expert Dr. Andrea Joseph-McCatty Discusses Why Black Girls Are Disproportionately Suspended Compared To Their Counterparts appeared first on NewsOne.
Rebecca Duran is speaking out for the first time since Columbus Police killed her son Donovan Lewis while he was in his bed. The post ‘Absolutely’: Donovan Lewis’ Mom Says Race Played Role In Columbus Police Killing Of ‘Activist’ Son appeared first on NewsOne.
Twitter deleted a tweet from Carnegie Mellon professor Uju Anya reacting to Queen Elizabeth's dying an "excruciating death" amid an apparent effort to silence critics of a monarchy with colonial blood on its hands. The post Twitter Censors Black Professor Who Tweeted About Queen Elizabeth’s ‘Excruciating’ Death appeared first on NewsOne.
A video of Serena giving Margaret Court her flowers recently surfaced. The post Video Proves Serena Williams Absolutely Admires Margaret Court, Undermining Claim By Tennis ‘Karen’ appeared first on NewsOne.
Sen. Raphael Warnock will debate Herschel Walker after all, but the topics won't be provided to either candidate in advance, something the Republican Senate candidate was hoping for. The post Herschel Walker Wanted A ‘Cheat Sheet’ Of Debate Questions Against Warnock appeared first on NewsOne.
The Royal Family has officially confirmed the death of Queen Elizabeth II, head of the British monarchy for the past 70 years.