‘How does such a minor moment end in death?’: Family and attorneys seeking answers on inmate’s death AMITE COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) – The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is looking into the death of an inmate at the Amite County Jail. On October 4th, 41-year-old Trumaine White, who was a truck driver, died at the jail. Read More…
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After Twenty Years Working in Multiracial Public Schools, a White Teacher Tells All
Jane Moss, American Renaissance I began teaching 20 years ago at a majority-black public middle school. The behavior of the black students was so outrageous, it bordered on unbelievable. Their respect for authority and teachers was less than nothing. They would pull my hair to see if it was real, sometimes standing around me playing Read More…
3 Years Later, Ronald Greene’s family awaits justice
Ronald Greene’s family awaits justice from the feds In this image from the body camera of Louisiana State trooper Dakota DeMoss, his colleagues, Kory York (center left) and Chris Hollingsworth (center right), hold up Ronald Greene before paramedics arrived May 10, 2019, outside of Monroe, La. An autopsy ordered by the FBI listed “prone restraint” Read More…
Is Jim Crow Is Enshrined In Florida Law
This Friday, April 26, the state of Florida will celebrate Confederate Memorial Day, one of three official Confederate anniversaries that linger in state law, relics of Jim Crow. I am not opposed to memorializing people who died in war. Do that any day of the year. Or do it on the nation’s official Memorial Read More…
RIP Kadarius Smith: From Mississippi Cop Running Over Unarmed Black Teen With Police Car
Source: Xinhua News Agency / Getty There are lingering questions about the death of an unarmed Black teen who was killed last month when a Mississippi police officer’s department-issued cruiser drove over him while he was reportedly being chased for reasons that have still not been made clear. Kadarius Smith died March 21 after an Read More…
Texas High School Suspends Black Student For His Hair Style, Denies Discrimination
Nationwide — Darryl George, a junior at Barbers Hill High School in Texas, has faced suspension twice in a row due to his hairstyle. Despite the state’s recent anti-discrimination legislation, the school argued that it wasn’t an act of discrimination. Darryl reportedly received the suspension for sporting twisted dreadlocks tied atop his head, Read More…








