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Brown’s Unfinished Promise - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed Since 1991

by Julianne Malveaux Seventy-one years ago, the Supreme Court issued its ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, declaring that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. For generations of Black families, Brown represented more than a legal decisi…

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Juneteenth, America at 250, and the Hole in the Soul of Our Democracy - African American Voice - Keeping the Community I…

by Wade Henderson As Americans prepare to celebrate Juneteenth and the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, we should take pride in the extraordinary progress our country has made toward becoming a more perfect union. But these milestones also demand ho…

Black Women Can Still Lead Democratic Tickets Despite Losses - African American Voice - Keeping the Community Informed S…

by Kevin Harris Black women remain the Democratic Party’s most loyal constituency. That reality has been repeated so often it risks sounding cliché. Yet despite Black women’s contributions, many Democrats seem all too ready to accept Black women’s labor but no…

Kerrel Murray: False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act #ELB

The following is a guest post from Kerrel Murray: Just in time for this week’s reargument of Louisiana v. Callais, I’ve posted to SSRN a draft of my latest Article, False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights … Continue reading Kerrel M…