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Rather than walking into a salon a short drive from home, many Black women are unable to find services for their hair type, particularly in Idaho. Jessica Samuels is a […]
According to a study on vaccines and race published by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Black and Hispanic people are disproportionately underrepresented nationwide in vaccination numbers, a continuing trend among minorities. Death rates […]
Rahsaan Mahadeo, a professor at Georgetown University who researched the radicalization of time, spoke at the most recent installment of the Black Lives Matter Speaker Series.
Prison reform activist CeCe McDonald spoke in the latest lecture of the University of Idaho Black Lives Matter Speaker Series Wednesday night. She shared her experiences with the criminal justice system and why she decided […]
Samuel Newton shared his own anecdotes on cases of racial discrimination he has witnessed in the American criminal justice system in a webinar Wednesday. As the third event in the Office of Multicultural Affairs’ […]
The case of George Floyd’s arrest and murder is strange compared with other arrest cases and the process of arrest laid out by the law, a University of Idaho law professor shared today. Shaakirrah Sanders presented […]
How far have Black people and their have allies come? And where do they go from here? These two questions summed up attorney, CNN commentator and politician Bakari Sellers’ webinar on Thursday. These questions were sparked after George Floyd, a Black man, was killed May […]