Emma Ansah reports on an ER doctor who faced backlash for asking why black people turn their phones on during their medical visits

Like many times before, South Africa is defying the West again. When nobody dares to speak for fear of repercussions, South Africa has stepped up and is Heading to the International Court of Justice. Ondiro Oganga tells us more.

Emma Ansah reports on a retired officer who admits to being a part of racism and abuse of black people during his tenure

Emma Ansah reports on the renaming of Toronto's main attractions to a Ghanaian name sparking outrage with the city council executives and the community

Black people have been in the church for years on end. Its a place of worship and refuge whose history dates many years back. However, has the church evolved to address the needs of the black community? Ondiro Oganga reports on sentiments by Dr. Umar

Emma Ansah reports on the heavy police presence, including officers on bikes and horseback that showed up to a Montreal protest against police brutality of black men

Emma Ansah reports on a bus driver who says a racial slur, denies a brother entry and calls police on him for not leaving the bus

Marc Lamont, a journalist with Aljazeera tweeted that the new Harvard President should be Black just like the outgoing president. The angry mob attacked him for the tweet insinuating skin color is not a qualification. Ondiro Oganga reports

Emma Ansah reports on a brother who was detained and arrested on a subway platform for having a boxcutter

Emma Ansah reports on a male Karen who left his home and followed sistas, called the police and accused them of attacking him