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Black History Month
A look at the issues facing the Black community and celebrating Black culture during the month of February.
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- SportsThe Canadian Press
Obstacles faced by Black coaches in English soccer highlighted in new report
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Non-Black former soccer players in England were 50% more likely than their Black counterparts to progress into management, said a report published on Tuesday. In a latest study into coaching diversity, U.K.-based advocacy group Black Footballers Partnership (BFP) highlighted the ongoing disparity in the sport and concluded Black managers or assistants were also 41% more likely to be fired. “Football should be a game for everyone on and off the pitch. If you are good en
- NewsUSA TODAY
These new museums (and more) are changing the way Black history is told across America
More Black museums, including a new sculpture park, aim to tell the history of African Americans as some states push for restrictions on lessons.
- NewsUSA TODAY
Several Black museums have opened in recent years with more coming soon. Here's a list.
More Black museums have opened in the last decade from a civil rights museum in Mississippi to a Hip Hop museum coming in New York. Here is a list.
- LifestyleCBC
N.S. artist group launches research project to highlight historic Black communities
A new research project that will shed light on historic Black communities around the province has been launched by the Black Artists Network of Nova Scotia.The project is 40 Places Called Home, named for the 40 Black communities that have existed in Nova Scotia at different times of history.The goal is to encourage Black Nova Scotians to share their own history through personal stories, archives, art and photographs that will then be used to create detailed projects about their communities. "All
- US PoliticsHuffPost
Black GOP-Appointed Former Judge Steps In To Defend Biden’s Muslim Court Pick
“I have been deeply disturbed by the unfounded and disturbing attacks against Adeel Mangi,” former federal judge Timothy Lewis told Senate leaders.
- CelebrityPeople
Every Business Venture Meghan Markle Has Launched Since Stepping Back From Royal Life
Meghan Markle has taken on a number of roles since she and Prince Harry stepped back from their royal roles in March 2020
- NewsThe Canadian Press
Connecticut trooper acquitted in shooting death of Black college student following chase
A white Connecticut state trooper was acquitted of all charges Friday in the death of Mubarak Soulemane, a Black 19-year-old community college student who was shot as he sat behind the wheel of a stopped stolen car holding a kitchen knife and apparently in the throes of a mental health crisis. Trooper Brian North, 33, could have faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted of first-degree manslaughter in the Jan. 15, 2020, shooting. The state's inspector general said the shooting shou
- CelebrityPeople
King of Netherlands Pokes Fun at Kate Middleton Photo Controversy: ‘At Least I Didn’t Photoshop It’
The Princess of Wales apologized earlier this week for "any confusion" caused by the Mother's Day photo
- NewsUSA TODAY
Black Hammer trial delayed, Nex Benedict cause of death: The week in extremism
Nex Benedict, a non-binary Oklahoma teen who died last mont, committed suicide. In Georgia, the trial of Black Hammer leader Gazi Kodzo is delayed.
- NewsYahoo News
Ryan Gainer, a Black 15-year-old with autism, was fatally shot by California deputies. Here's what we know.
Ryan Gainer, a Black autistic teen, was shot and killed by California deputies after a mental health episode at his family home. While police say they followed protocol, his family said they should have deescalated the situation.