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More than 900 people across L.A. County were victims of hate crimes in 2022, with Black and Jewish people disproportionately targeted, report finds.

Multiple Award winning Lawmaker on Constituency Development, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu explained why he has continued to place priority on Roads construction, Agriculture, Education, Health and Infrastru

As OU attempts to reconcile and grow from racist incidents that plague its past, the university is now at a crossroads as possible state legislation and inquiries surrounding funding threaten

AUBURN – The Center for Workforce and Professional Development at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) is partnering with area employers and service providers to recruit candidates interested in becoming qualified Project Supervisors. Information and registration for the free program is available at centralmaine.cc/workforceapply. The 85-hour course runs in-person on Fridays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,

By Tanu Henry, Antonio Ray Harvey and Joe W. Bowers Jr. | California Black Media Gov. Newsom, Mayor Bass Respond to Los Angeles Freeway Fire (CBM) - On

 

Tony Carvajal was fired as an executive vice president of the nonprofit. He said he complained in part that the president and CEO was sexually harassing female staff members.

The City of Lansing on Friday announced a new overnight family warming center set to open Nov. 27 at the Letts Community Center. The facility, at 1220 W. Kalamazoo St., is a pilot program that will …

A Florida teacher has accused their former employer of violating their civil rights after they were fired for using the gender-neutral honorific "Mx" in their email signature instead of "Ms." or "Mr." — flying in the face of Republican Ron DeSantis' controversial "Don't Say Gay" law.

This week begins LA County's “United Against Hate Week,” with regional events that aim to call out hate and implicit biases.