
Realtor’s Text Message Sparks Backlash, Leads to Housing Discrimination Lawsuit
Finding a new place to live should be an exciting experience, but for one couple, a routine rental property tour turned into the center of

Finding a new place to live should be an exciting experience, but for one couple, a routine rental property tour turned into the center of

With Election Day on Tuesday, November 3, a record 72 Black women are on the midterm ballot nationwide. They are running for the U.S. Senate,

Former President Barack Obama joins Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a campaign event in Detroit, where he spoke out against attacks on El-Sayed’s name

https://youtu.be/ltkffJDGrMw?si=xX8pRjSwseUt38Er A Halloween display in Bucks County, Pennsylvania has ignited a major controversy in the community with residents and the local NAACP all expressing their

In the second episode of “What’s Popular?”, The Root publisher Ashley Allison sat down over lunch at Winsome Prime in Houston with Gina Hinojosa, the

The University of Maryland’s club tennis team has been suspended indefinitely after sharing racist imagery in tournament materials sent to several university tennis clubs, including

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I591wG6jB9E As job seekers navigate an increasingly competitive employment market, fraudulent job postings are creating new risks for individuals seeking economic stability and career advancement.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contact: Makenzie Morton, Outreach Coordinator | outreach@nbcit.org National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. Releases Voter Advisory to Help Black Voters

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 13th, 2026 Contact: info@nbcit.org National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. Launches #BlackVoterReady Campaign for 2026 Midterm Elections Washington, DC

At the 2026 PolicyLink Summit, We Are The Founders: Writing the Unfinished Story of Our Democracy, Sherrilyn Ifill, Founding Director of the 14th Amendment Center