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Scott Colom Projected To Become Mississippi’s First Black Elected U.S. Senator

Democrat Scott Colom is projected to defeat Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's U.S. Senate race.

Ole Miss Student Apologizes After Making Monkey Noises Outside Black Students’ Apartment

An 18-year-old Ole Miss student has apologized after identifying herself in a video showing racist gestures outside a Black student's apartment. The university confirmed she is no longer enrolled.

Black On The Battlefield: 5 Facts About Black Veterans Who Shaped History

Did you know that Harriet Tubman was a spy?

Karen Attiah Won’t Return To ‘Washington Post’ After Settlement

Karen Attiah has reached a settlement with The Washington Post and decided not to return months after an arbitrator ordered the newspaper to reinstate her with full back pay following her firing over commentary about Charlie Kirk.

Pastor Frederick Haynes III Wins Jasmine Crockett’s Congressional Seat in Texas

Longtime Dallas pastor and civil rights leader Frederick Haynes III has won the election for Texas' 30th Congressional District. He replaces outgoing Representative Jasmine Crockett, maintaining Democratic control of the seat.

April Ryan Says Tuesday’s Election Was a Rebuke of Trump’s Leadership

April Ryan celebrates Black women's historic election wins while warning voters the fight for democracy isn't over—stay engaged and hold leaders accountable.

Tupac Murder Trial: Keffe D Attorney Michael Sanf Dies

Michael Sanft, defense attorney for convicted 'shot-caller' Duane "Keffe D" Davis in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, has died.

Meet Scott Colom, The Mississippi Democrat Leading Tight Mississippi Senate Race

Scott Colom is a longtime Mississippi prosecutor seeking to become the state's first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction. Get to know his background, legal career, policy priorities and historic Senate campaign.

Black Candidates Make History Across The Country In 2026 Midterms

Black candidates are making history in the 2026 midterm elections with victories in gubernatorial, Senate and other statewide races, breaking barriers in political representation across the country.

Black Women Make History in 2026 Elections, Breaking Barriers Across the Country

Black women achieved historic milestones in the 2026 midterm elections, securing governorships, U.S. Senate seats, and critical statewide offices across the country.
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