Abayomi Azikiwe

Tennessee’s new congressional map and the Louisiana v. Callais ruling raise fears of Black voter disenfranchisement across the South.

Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais, et.al eviscerates the already weakened Voting Rights Act of 1965 Politico-Legal Analysis

New redistricting moves after the Louisiana v. Callais ruling are fueling fears of Black voter disenfranchisement across the South.

ALD is more important today than ever in the history of oppressed and working class peoples around the globe Political Statement of Solidarity

Since early May the World Health Organization and the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are working to contain the spread of this rare and virulent strain

High Court and physicians have categorically rejected the deal between Ruto and Washington as residents protest against the illegal deal with the United States administration

Since early May, the World Health Organization and the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are working to contain the spread of this rare and virulent strain.

Alabama state emergency appeal to Supreme Court upholds the elimination of an electoral district where African Americans could maintain representation Political Review In an emergency appeal to the United States Supreme Court, which is dominated by Conservatives in a 6-3 majority, the elimination of an entire district where African Americans…

Escalating military clashes involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel raise fears of wider conflict and economic turmoil in West Asia.

Six Decades After the "March Against Fear" In the summer of 1966, the state of race relations in the United States stood at the crossroads