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COMMENTARY: Regime Change and The Roots Of U.S. Hostility With Iran

SAN DIEGO VOICE & VIEWPOINT — Those who are serious in their study of history are clear that the Cold War was a propaganda campaign to position communism and socialism as a “boogeyman” in order to justify Americans’ desire for geopolitical domination of the world. Additionally, Mosaddegh’s policy of nationalizing the oil wealth of the country was disruptive to Western oil companies that wanted unfettered access to Iran’s oil reserves.

Women of Color Leadership Shapes the Legacy of Women’s History Month

By Dr. Sharon M. Holder | Minnesota Spokesman Recorder Women’s History Month offers an opportunity to recognize the enduring impact of women of color leadership...

How Jasmine Crockett slipped from Democratic frontrunner to decisive defeat in the Senate primary

Kayla Guo, The Texas Tribune March 6, 2026 When U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett jumped into the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Texas, she was the...

Kamala Harris endorses James Talarico for U.S. Senate after supporting his opponent in the primary

After endorsing U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the Democratic primary, the former vice president called for the party to unite behind Talarico. by Alex Nguyen Former Vice...

Court documents reveal domestic violence history of Austin shooting suspect

A court-documented history of family violence didn’t bar the suspected West Sixth Street attack suspect from owning guns under Texas law. By Sam Stark, Austin Curren Four days...

PRESS ROOM: Civil Rights TV Launches in Selma as the World’s First 24/7 Civil Rights Television Network

ARIZONA INFORMANT — Civil Rights TV operates continuously on the Connect To Your City OTT platform powered by Connect2OTT, offering documentaries, news analysis, live discussions, educational programming, global civil rights coverage, and cultural storytelling. The channel functions as both a historical archive and a living platform addressing contemporary civil rights challenges.

Speaker denies request for Rev. Jesse Jackson to lie in honor at Capitol, citing precedent

By MATT BROWN and LISA MASCARO Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The late Rev. Jesse Jackson will not lie in honor in the United States...

My Ancestors

My ancestors suffered the degradation of slavery, Yet, history must paint them in multiple hues of bravery! My ancestors were ingenious inventors numerous times, Yet, for their...

IN MEMORIAM: Civil Rights Icon Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr. Passes Away at 84

NY AMSTERDAM NEWS — In the early 1960s when young activists were fighting against race-based discrimination Jackson was among them, unaware of the role...

Congressional Black Caucus chair says Trump’s post on the Obamas shows a ‘bigoted and racist regime’

By BILL BARROW and RIVER ZHANG Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Ever since a racist video was posted on President Donald Trump's social media account,...

Rep. Jasmine Crockett Sends Letter to DHS, ICE Opposing Massive Detention Facility in Hutchins 

Washington, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (TX-30) sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons opposing...

Stories, Sites and Legacy: Kentucky’s African American Heritage Trail

(StatePoint) When it comes to learning history, there is something about the act of walking around a historical site that will drive a lesson...

History Will Remember Who Spoke and Who Hid

by Stacy M. Brown Journalists were arrested for doing their jobs. Not in some distant dictatorship. Not under cover of night in a failed state. In...

Alabama Prison Documentary ‘The Alabama Solution’ Earns Oscar Nomination

THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES — “If they come down here to Birmingham and they want to be a police officer, the first thing they probably do will take a mental evaluation test. Well, if that officer wants to be an officer, if he fails that test, guess where the next place he goes to get a job. It’s with the Alabama Department of Corrections,” said Former corrections officer Stacy George.

Porter, Good Aren’t the First ICE Shooting Victims

LOS ANGELES WAVE — Trump, ICE and Homeland Security officials had the same stock answer to why there was more gunplay and use of other weaponry in abundance. That was that ICE agents were under attack, and they had the right to defend themselves. Homeland Security officials went further and claimed that attacks were up in 2025 more than 25%.

New RAND study shows U.S. poison centers save billions annually

North Texas Poison Center highlights local impact, encourages community to use free, life-saving services U.S. poison centers save $3.1 billion every year in medical costs and lost...