A black man named Greg Barnes, Jr., was recently pulled over by a white police officer for speeding. The interaction between the men is going viral online, for all the right reasons.
According to Politico, Hillary Clinton makes more money in a 20-minute speech than a fast food worker makes all year.
Washington D.C.-based rapper Wale told Revolt TV that he believes the Black Lives Matter movement is misguided, emphasizing that black people should “love ourselves more” before we can expect anyone else to.
Donald Trump can credit much of his meteoric rise to the top of the Republican presidential field to his willingness to air out the dirty laundry of illegal immigration, simultaneously embarrassing both the Republican establishment and the civil rights community.
The “Stump for Trump” girls, Lynnette ‘Diamond’ Hardaway and Rochelle ‘Silk’ Richardson, appeared on Justice With Judge Jeanine Sunday where they railed against “media bias,” defended Donald Trump, and demanded that illegal immigrants “become U.S. citizens.”
Stephen Colbert showed his support for Black Lives Matter by donning a wristband with the anti-cop catchphrase on his right wrist during Friday night’s broadcast of The Late Show.
Dr. Ben Carson, retired pediatric neurosurgeon and leading 2016 Republican presidential candidate, sat down with Breitbart News for his first interview since returning from a brief vacation from the campaign trail.
In a 743 word defense of Black Lives Matter, The New York Times editorial board couldn’t bring itself to sanction a single syllable shaming the grievance group for its growing number of transgressions.
Two women in Madison, Wisconsin were arrested Wednesday night after punching and threatening to kill a police officer who was responding to a 911 call about a nearby street brawl.
Maryland resident Carlos Anthony Hollins has been arrested and charged for allegedly issuing deadly threats against La Plata residents via his personal Twitter account.
After a month that saw law enforcement officers from Texas to New Orleans being targeted and gunned down because they were cops, a new viral video features a self-described black supremacist calling for more deadly assaults on police.
Last night, in an appearance on CNN, New York Times columnist Charles Blow chalked up Black Lives Matter marchers chanting, “Pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon,” as a justified reaction to an American society that is “arrayed against black people.”
It’s been three days since Michael Thomas’ camera recorded the shooting death of an unarmed white man in Bexar, Texas, at the hands of the police. But unlike Michael Brown, this unarmed man’s death won’t be the cause for any coordinated demonstrations.
Flamboyant YouTube stars, and perhaps Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s biggest supporters, Lynette “Diamond” Hardaway and Rochelle “Silk” Richardson—a.k.a the “Stump for Trump” girls—have turned the political world on its head.
It was the past year being filled with wall-to-wall news coverage focusing on police-involded deaths of unarmed black men, from Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, to Christian Taylor in Arlington, Texas, that encouraged attorney Eric Broyles and his friend Officer Adrian Jackson to write a how-to handbook called Encounters with Police: A Black Man’s Guide to Survival.
The African-American centric news network TV One recently recognized the 10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina by examining the school choice explosion that has rewritten the history of New Orleans’ once failing school system with a special entitled, The New Orleans Charter School Revolution: Ten Years After Katrina — A Parent’s Story.
Police from Pearland, Texas, are in the midst of a manhunt for a previously deported immigrant sex offender. The illegal alien allegedly sexually assaulted a 16-year-old with Down Syndrome at her home on Monday, according to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s office. He had previously been deported for a prior conviction of indecency with a child.
Democratic Alderman of the 21st Ward in the City of St. Louis and Black Lives Matter supporter, Antonio French, came out strong against minimum wage increases in his city in an editorial for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
ABDO, a Minnesota-based book publisher, is set to release a middle school textbook written by Professor Duchess Harris and Sue Bradford Edwards about the anti-police movement Black Lives Matter.
Rep. Gwen Moore (D-WI) refused to apologize Tuesday for comments she made a day earlier, saying that Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker is “really tightening the noose, literally, around African-Americans.”
Democrat Rep. Gwen Moore accuses Wisconsin Governor and Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker of supporting policies that are “tightening the noose, literally” around the necks of African-Americans, the Journal Sentinel reports.
Lisa Johnson, along with ten other African-American women are at the center of a social media firestorm.They were escorted off the Napa Valley Wine Train Saturday, and into police custody, after management said they “received complaints” about too much noise.
Lynnette “Diamond” Hardaway and Rochelle “Silk” Richardson, the “Stump for Trump” girls, joined CNN’s Don Lemon after Donald Trump’s 20,000-plus Alabama rally on Friday to say that black lives would be better if Trump were president.
The outspoken minister at West Angeles Church of God in Christ, Jonathan Gentry, came out swinging Saturday on Black Lives Matter, asking the group: “Why are you not cleaning up your own community if black lives matter?”
When asked, an overwhelming majority of black people said they prefer the phrase “all lives matter” to “black lives matter,” according to a recently released Rasmussen poll.
