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New maps offer hope for Alabama voters ignored for so long

State to receive extra congressional district after winning court battle – but advocates must convince Black voters to turn out

STEVE FLOWERS: Negative ads work and always have

Over the years many of you have lamented to me and said, “I am so tired of seeing all negative ads with candidates lambasting each other in political campaigns. Why

Alabama's infant mortality rate reaches record low, but racial disparity grows | State

MONTGOMERY — In 2022, Alabama’s infant mortality rate was reported to be 6.7 deaths per 1,000 births, the lowest rate since the state began tracking such data in the mid-1960s,

Alabama's infant mortality rate is at record low, but the rate rose for Black Alabamians

(Column) Negative ads work, always have

Over the years many of you have lamented to me and said, “I am so tired of seeing all negative ads with candidates lambasting each other in political campaigns. Why

Alabama's infant mortality rate reaches record low, though racial disparity grows | Free

For 2022, Alabama’s infant mortality rate was reported to be 6.7 deaths per 1,000 births, the single-lowest rate since the state began tracking such data in the mid-1960s, according to

Alabama's Infant Mortality Rates Drop Although Racial Gap Grows

For at least the last eight years, Black infants in Alabama have been dying at a rate of at least double the rate of white infants.

Court ruling on Black voters' right to sue under Voting Rights Act is 'unconscionable'

Jonathan Miller of the Public Rights Project says the order is part of a “concerted effort by extreme conservative judges […] The post Court ruling on Black voters’ right to sue under Voting Rights Act is ‘unconscionable’ appeared first on TheGrio.

More than 750,000 Alabamians facing food insecurity during Thanksgiving

Court ruling on Black voters' right to sue under Voting Rights Act is 'unconscionable'

Members of Congress are condemning a federal appeals court ruling that threatens the enforcement of the Voting Rights Act.