In both developing and developed countries, many children lack access to basic education due to inequalities related to gender, health, and cultural identity (including ethnic background, language, and religion). As a result, these children are marginalized within the education system and miss out on essential learning opportunities vital for their intellectual and social development. Racism is an attack on people of color.

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Black history is often overlooked in education, as it is not taught adequately in schools. A significant majority of voters support the inclusion of Black studies, as well as the history of racism and slavery and their ongoing effects, in K-12 public education. According to new polling data from the Black Education Research Center at Teachers College, Columbia University, 85 percent of respondents in a nationally representative phone poll of 1,000 registered voters agreed that public school students should learn about the history of racism and slavery in the United States and its continuing impact today.

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Oppression refers to the cruel or unjust treatment of a group of individuals, often involving the misuse of power by authorities, including governments. It can manifest either openly or subtly, depending on how it is carried out. This is a strategy that Trump has used effectively, creating divisions between immigrants and citizens, as well as between white people and black people.

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Project 2025 has been in progress for years; we are completing it. The final piece is a Republican government in place, not quite the numbers they were hoping for because the majority is slim, and perhaps our only saving grace. In most cases, they would need 100% of Republicans to vote in favor of almost everything, which we know is nearly impossible.

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Trump recently experienced significant setbacks from two different appellate courts within just 30 minutes. He lost at the United States Supreme Court, where he attempted to block his criminal sentencing. Shortly after, he also lost before the 11th Circuit in his effort to prevent the release of the Special Counsel’s final report on the DC election interference case, which investigated crimes aimed at undermining democracy. Michael Popok closely examines the unexpected ruling by five Supreme Court Justices against Trump and predicts that Trump will likely attempt to return to the Supreme Court to challenge the release of the reports to the public.

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President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced to an unconditional discharge in New York on Friday for his conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records. The sentencing hearing began at 9:30 a.m. EST. Trump will be the first president to be sentenced on criminal charges. He attended the hearing virtually from his Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Florida.

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Trump has unsuccessfully delayed his sentencing in the New York hush money cast thinking he has not been convicted, where he has, and the sentencing is the final step in the process. His attorneys are sof believe that the Presidential Immunity Act covers him. The only problem is he is not President. This act does not apply to President-Elect.

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If you ask President Donald Trump, he will say that he is not racist. In fact, he has often claimed to be “the least racist person that you’ve ever encountered.” However, his record presents a much different picture. During his campaign, Trump made numerous explicitly racist and bigoted remarks. He referred to Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, proposed a ban on all Muslims entering the United States, and suggested that a judge should recuse himself from a case simply because of the judge’s Mexican heritage. Many argue that his reelection campaign was heavily based on themes of racism and the preservation of the white race.

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A group of individuals backed by Trump wants to buy TikTok. This could become a propaganda machine, threatening free speech.

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In Lexington, Mississippi, they are repeating what happened in Ferguson, Missouri, arresting 90 % of black people to raise revenue, not to serve justice. When will they learn that this will not be exposed?

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