Landmark Case: Judge Rules Constitutional Challenge to Kansas City’s “Slave-Era” Policing System to Proceed
Jackson County judge rules civil rights leader’s challenge to the constitutionality of the KC policing system can move forward.
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KCPD Shot a Black Woman & Cuffed Her While She Bled on the Ground
In a “horrific, attempted execution,” two KCPD officers shot and critically wounded an unarmed Black woman who had her hands up.
White “Rioters” & Black “Terrorists”: A Brief History of the DOJ as a White Supremacist Institution
An investigatory dive reveals the disturbingly white supremacist roots of the U.S. Department of Justice.
Black Organizers Lead Mass Rally Outside Jackson County Courthouse Following Roe V. Wade Leak
Over 200 Kansas Citians gathered outside of Jackson County Courthouse to protest against the recently leaked draft opinion by the United States Supreme Court
Nelson Atkins Museum Under Fire for Displaying Stolen African Art
The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art is a central figure in the unraveling global drama of Western institutions displaying stolen Benin Bronzes.
Marcus Heard Was Found Dead in a Kansas Jail. Police Claim Alleged Suicide, But His Family Says He Had A “Bootprint On His Cheek, a Swollen Face” and “He Was Never Suicidal”
The family of Marcus Heard is seeking justice following his mysterious death on April 19th while in Lyon County, Kansas police custody.
“You Have Betrayed Us”: Coalition of Black Organizations Indicts Mayor Lucas for Siding with KCPD
A coalition of Black community organizations indicts Mayor Lucas for “siding with KCPD over Black people.”
Black Student Suspended for 100+ Days for Telling White Teacher Not to Say N*gger
A Black Park Hill High School student has been suspended for 100+ days for confronting a White teacher who repeatedly used the N word.
