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Witness Admitted He Lied About Jordan Neely Trying to Hit Him
A man who helped restrain Jordan Neely admitted under oath that he fabricated claims that Neely tried to hit him and later said he was OK, raising serious questions about how exaggerated accounts shaped the public narrative surrounding Neely’s death.
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Are Data Centers Taking More From Black Communities Than They Give Back?
As America’s AI infrastructure explodes, Black communities should demand that the jobs, tax revenue and investment promised by data centers genuinely outweigh their potential burdens on electricity, land, water and the environment.
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Old Guard vs. New Wave: How Black Political Organizing Is Changing
Established civil-rights organizations generally pursue Black political advancement through courts, elections and institutional relationships, while younger movements increasingly favor decentralized organizing and direct pressure, with the strongest strategy potentially combining both approaches.
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