Hate and Chaos Rise in Trump’s America
May 25, 2025
Tactics ranged from local policy manipulation to threats of violence. The SPLC documented bomb threats at 60 polling places in Georgia, traced to Russian email domains.
Breaking News
- Faith and Civic Leaders Pay Tribute to Legacy of Rev. Dr. J.B. Harwick
- BLM Grassroots Fires Back With Plan to Stand Against ICE Raids
- The Enduring Legacy of Los Angeles’s First Juneteenth
- City of Los Angeles Officials and Non-Profit Leaders Hold Press Conference Addressing Deportation-Related Events
- Ian PINCK and Future of Creatives Celebrate Juneteenth with SHIFT CTRL Takeover at APT 200
- Planned Parenthood Los Angeles Reopens Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Health Center
- Small Businesses Would Lose Under Proposed CPPA Regulations
- Being Present Is the Gift: How Paid Family Leave Supports Fatherhood
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Black America Braces for Impact as Trump’s Tariffs Land
March 9, 2025
Gas prices are also likely to surge as Canada, the country’s largest crude oil supplier, is hit with tariffs. Low-income families, already struggling with inflation, will bear the brunt of these increases.
BLACMail Productions’ 14th Annual World AIDS Day Event Salutes the Power of Black Women
December 4, 2024
This year’s event is dedicated to the Black woman, acknowledging her strength, resilience, and invaluable contributions to our communities.
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES PLAN FOR PEACE AND HEALING CENTERS IN LA
July 7, 2022
On Wednesday, June 29, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a plan by the Civil + Human Rights and Equity (LA Civil Rights) Department to launch Peace & Healing Centers in nine communities across the City of Los Angeles. The program will partner with community-based organizations to create physical spaces focused on environmental, social and economic healing in historically marginalized communities.
Loophole, Lack of Transparency Allows California Communities of Color to be Exploited as Part of Federal Drug Program
April 14, 2022
Health disparities and unequal access to health care afflicted marginalized and vulnerable Los Angeles communities long before the onset of COVID-19.
First Place for Youth Taking Strides for Foster Care Awareness During COVID-19
June 11, 2020
Fostered youth in marginalized communities are always in need of support and attention, but this year has increased the need to draw attention to the millions of young people without stability and structure in their lives. First Place for Youth, a SoCal organization dedicated to help foster youth build the skills they need to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and responsible adulthood, is putting their best food forward for young adults in foster care.
Is More Attention Finally Being Given to Missing Black Girls?
April 26, 2019
“…while this nation espouses the valuing of children in general, this does not appear to be the reality as evidenced by the failure to act in the face of the onslaught of mass school shootings from Sandy Hook to Stoneman Douglas where the majority of those killed were middle class white youth,” said Dr. Ronnie A. Dunn, an interim chief diversity and inclusion officer and associate professor of urban studies at Cleveland State University.