Turning tragedy into purpose: Gabby Petito’s father advocates for missing Black and brown people
Joseph Petito has spent the last three years advocating for missing Black and brown people through the Gabby Petito ...
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What is Missing White Woman Syndrome? Gabby Petito’s father advocates for missing black and brown people through foundation
Missing White Woman Syndrome refers to a situation where a white woman or girl is given more attention when she goes missing.
Black Stories You May Have Missed in 2024
As 2024 comes to a close, Capital B is reflecting on some of the stories that resonated most with readers and our staff.
This Is How Bad Things Will Get For Black People During the Next Four Years
President-elect Donald Trump has made his agenda for America clear for his upcoming term with Project 2025. While things were ...
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The year in Black culture, according to UATL reporter Ernie Suggs
As the year closes out, UATL’s staff members are looking back at Black culture and remembering what mattered. In this story, senior reporter Ernie Suggs shares his memories of the year that was.
Congress members urge Biden to exonerate Black civil rights leader Marcus Garvey
Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke (D-NY) led the panel of lawmakers -- mostly from the Congressional Black Caucus -- to ...
‘Waiting list to nowhere’: Homelessness surveys trap Black men on the streets
Experts and community leaders say vulnerability questionnaires have worsened racial disparities among the unhoused.
Biden commutes sentences of federal death row inmates, ‘striking blow’ to system that has ‘always targeted Black people’
Biden's historic commutation of death row inmates will not include prisoners who committed terrorism and hate-motivated ...
Congressional Black Caucus applauds Biden’s death row clemency
The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) has applauded President Biden for commuting the federal death sentences of 37 inmates, ...
Opioids have been killing the same generation of Black men in Chicago for decades
Black men born 1951-1970 always have had the greatest risk of dying of overdoses, even in their 20s, 30s and 40s. It's true ...