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Race
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Who Trump’s America leaves out
The president is attempting to define how certain people get to participate in public life.
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‘My child will be stateless’: Pregnant women sue Trump administration over the end of birthright citizenship
The president’s order withholding citizenship from the children of some immigrants is being challenged by multiple lawsuits, arguing it violates the Constitution.
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Trump revokes federal diversity, equity and inclusion guidelines
"We will forge a society that is colorblind and merit-based," President Donald Trump said in his inaugural address.
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Travel canceled, TVs unplugged: How these Black women are facing Inauguration Day
Those who supported Kamala Harris are reframing their January 20th plans with less celebration — but they’re holding on to the potential to believe in what’s next.
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This journalist is pushing back against the erasure of Native American history
Rebecca Nagle's podcast “This Land” and novel “By the Fire We Carry” are grounded in the gaps she sees in education and media.
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For Native American women, stepping into leadership starts with reclaiming their past
Now in its 20th year, WeWin brings together more than 400 women across tribes and generations for prayer circles, keynote speeches and leadership training.
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Her spouse was undocumented when she entered Congress. Trump's mass deportation plans are personal.
Rep. Delia Ramirez’s experiences with the nation’s broken immigration system will shape Democrats’ resistance to Trump's proposed policies.
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For the first time, the U.S. Senate will have two Black women
Angela Alsobrooks of Maryland and Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware will join the small but growing sisterhood of Black women who have served in the upper chamber of Congress.
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Jury finds ex-detective guilty of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights in deadly raid
Brett Hankison faces a maximum sentence of life in prison after being convicted of using excessive force.
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With just days left to vote, pro-Palestine activists at HBCUs are divided
At historically Black colleges in battleground states, some say they are casting a vote to save our democracy while others say they are withholding theirs to save the world.