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Campaigns for Reparations Are Gaining Steam Across the Country As H.R. 40 gathers dust in the U.S. Congress, St. Paul, Minnesota, becomes the latest city to join the national grassroots movement to make reparations to Black communities. Minnesota Historical Society From atop the stump of what was once one of many trees lining Rondo’s streets, a boy watches the bulldozers work the soil. Marvin Roger Anderson, now eighty-one years old, grew up in a development his father and three other railroad employees built in 1946. As a child, he painted and cleaned his neighbors’ townhomes when ...

On Monday, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava participated in Goulds’ Walking One Stop collaborative effort with South Dade officers to tackle the rise in gun violence tragedies in Miami-Dade County.

ZIP Advertisement History & Hope: Community advocate says progress has been made 'but we still have a long way to go' Share Updated: 10:30 AM CST Mar 4, 2021 Brittany Johnson Investigative Reporter History & Hope: Community advocate says progress has been made 'but we still have a long way to go' Share Updated: 10:30 AM CST Mar 4, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript ACCOUNTS. USER STARTED TO REPORT THE OUTAGE ABOUT NOON TODAY IN THE SYSTEM IS STILL DOWN. WE HAVE COME A LONG WAY BUT MORE WORK STILL NEEDS TO BE DONE, THOSE ARE WORDS FROM A WOM...

90 years after many Black Triangle neighborhoods were redlined by the federal government, the process is now happening in reverse in many of the same communities -- long-distressed or historically black communities are now being transformed by gentrification. It's happening in Raleigh and in Durham too. "We used to have family reunions right here in this yard," said Jackie Manns Hill, from the backyard of a small cottage in Durham's Walltown neighborhood. It's the home built by Hill's ancestor George Wall; the community's namesake who built the first home here. Hill thinks back fondly to the...

ZIP Advertisement 'We have made a lot of progress but we still have a long way to go': Urban League Sacramento President Cassandra Jennings reflects on life during Civil Rights Movement Share Updated: 11:10 AM PST Mar 2, 2021 Share Updated: 11:10 AM PST Mar 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript ACCOUNTS. USER STARTED TO REPORT THE OUTAGE ABOUT NOON TODAY IN THE SYSTEM IS STILL DOWN. WE HAVE COME A LONG WAY BUT MORE WORK STILL NEEDS TO BE DONE, THOSE ARE WORDS FROM A WOMAN WHO GREW UP IN A ONCE SEGREGATED NORTH CAROLINA. LISA: CASSANDRA JENNINGS SAYS SHE GREW...