Tag: Sudan

Pulitzer Prize–winning photographer Moises Saman on TIME September: Sudan’s Invisible Anguish

Invisible anguish is wretched. Sudan’s lot is civil war—slaughter that claimed lives and forced its population to flee. Yet this forgotten war received scant attention from Time Magazine.

Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis: Why Black Voices Are Demanding Global Attention

Sudan is facing a dire crisis. Over 150,000 killed, 13M displaced. Darfur families face stage 5 famine. Hunger & violence prevail. A man-made disaster fueled by greed. Speak up. Break the silence.

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Yung Filly Returns to UK Amid Second Rape Trial

Yung Filly has been granted permission to leave Australia and return to Britain while awaiting his retrial on rape allegations, with the condition that he must return 10 days before proceedings resume in Perth next year.

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October 2026 marks two years since the announcement of the death of Good Times actor John Amos. Shannon recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against her brother, accusing him of elder abuse, neglect, and exploiting their father in his final years. The legal battle centers on allegations that K.C. isolated his father from family and friends while taking control of his finances and medical decisions. Shannon wants the court to hold her brother accountable and seeks to invalidate their father's current will, prevent K.C. from inheriting from his estate, and award unspecified damages.

Black Poll Worker Recruitment 2026 Midterms

Black people fought too hard for the right to vote to sit on the sidelines when it comes to running elections. Now, ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, the effort to recruit more Black poll workers is a critical part of ensuring our communities have a hand in the democratic process.

Boosie Badazz’s Son Arrested: Battery, Drugs, Robbery

Boosie Badazz's son, Ivy Ray Hatch, is in the crosshairs of law enforcement in Louisiana. He was arrested for a slew of serious crimes, including drug possession, armed robbery, and battery. The Livingston County Sheriff's Office says Hatch was busted Thursday and booked for possession with intent to distribute drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a firearm with drugs, aggravated battery, and armed robbery. The 18-year-old was later released on bond.