Civil Rights & Social Justice
Check out some highlight moments from Judge Ketanji Brown’s hearing to possibly become the first Black Woman to serve on the Supreme Court! This will make her the 3rd Black person to EVER serve, 6th woman to EVER to serve, and the 4th woman to serve on the current court making it the most number […]
The Russia-Ukraine War just got a lot stickier now that the United States has committed to helping Ukraine after an emotional plea from President Zelensky. During his address, he showed a video that compares life of Ukraine before versus after the war. During his address to U.S. Congress and millions of Americans, he explains how […]
Two years tomorrow marks the death anniversary of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery who was slain for ‘jogging while black’ through a Georgia neighborhood. 3 white men, two of which were a father/son duo plus their neighbor, told police they thought he resembled the “suspect who had been involved in a recent string of burglaries.” Today all […]
One year later and the family of a DFW man is finally getting justice after Officer Melvin Williams punched him multiple times outside Off the Cuff Bar on Elm Street. See video below. In fact, this wasn’t the first time Williams had gotten caught up; he was involved with two other severe cases last […]
Former Empire actor Jussie Smollett begins his trial today after he alleged a racist and homophobic attack two years ago against him in downtown Chicago. Watch as he describes the incident in detail. His family walked alongside him this morning as he entered the courthouse for jury selection. The trial comes not as a result […]
Exclusive: Jazze Speaks With Pastor Dr. Frederick Haynes III About The Recent Incident At Friendship West!
A small group is making BIG changes!! Gina Waters & Katlyn Parks, of the Wichita Falls, Texas #BlackLivesMatter movement, discuss systematic racism, Confederate Memorials, and more. These hardworking activists have this to say about Witchita Falls, “The black community of Wichita Falls remains underserved by city officials and continues to endure harsh treatment at the hands […]
