September 18, 2025 - Page 2

MLK III praises HBCU funding but criticizes cuts to others

The oldest son of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said he was pleased HBCUs will be getting more money from the federal government, but lamented that it’s coming at the expense of other schools in need. At Norfolk State University’s 90th anniversary founder’s breakfast Wednesday morning, Martin Luther King III touched on an array of

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Detroit activists from 12 local organizations marched through the city on November 7th, 2020 to call for the protection of Detroits votes over concerns of Donald Trumps baseless claims that Democrats stole the election as an effort to steal a fair election for himself. The march also served as a celebration of Trumps loss in the 2020 presidential election, seeing participants and onlookers chanting and singing with a joyous fervor. (Photo by Adam J. Dewey/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Cleaver calls for new Civil Rights Movement amid GOP maps

The Rev. Emanuel Cleaver III wants a second Civil Rights Movement in response to President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans who are redrawing congressional district boundaries to increase their power in Washington. In Missouri, the GOP’s effort comes at the expense of Cleaver’s father, Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II, and many of his Kansas

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RFK Jr. vaccine push sparks Senate clash over child safety

By Berkeley Lovelace Jr. The future of access to critical childhood vaccines, including the hepatitis B shot, became a flashpoint in a Senate health committee hearing Wednesday, just a day before an influential vaccine panel is set to meet. At the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions hearing, Susan Monarez, former director of the Centers for

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