New Jersey's "No Kings Movement" rallies against the rise of political racism, highlighting the urgent need to address systemic inequalities and advocate for public health in the face of daunting health disparities and dangerous ideologies.

"It's A Sin And A Shame: How Black Journalists Are Harassed In Monmouth County, New Jersey" exposes the detrimental impact of the lack of Black representation in journalism on reporting crucial issues affecting Black Americans.

Today's article: America is at a pivotal crossroads, confronting the deep-rooted consequences of political sins—racism, greed, and systemic oppression—that have hindered Black progress and destabilized the nation. The article calls for truth, accountability, and reparations as moral imperatives to heal historical injustices and build a just, equitable future for all.

In her book "Jesus and John Wayne," Kristin Kobes Du Mez examines the connections between white evangelicalism and American cultural identity, highlighting how ideals of masculinity and militarism, symbolized by figures like John Wayne, have influenced evangelical identity in the U.S. She argues that this intertwining of faith and nationalism has distorted traditional evangelical messages and contributed to significant social and political divides.

It is disheartening to witness the public prosecution of many Black female lawyers in one year for simply doing what is right and their job.

Kozol saw firsthand how the mistreatment & underfunding of urban public schools could cause irreparable harm to Black children.